The phrase "as paramount" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used as a way to describe something as being of the utmost importance or as the primary concern. Example: "In order to succeed in this project, it is vital that we prioritize the safety of our workers as paramount."
The convenience of us parents is seen as paramount as opposed to the wellbeing of our children.
They have continuously been obstacles to implementing the ideas and the public good that he holds forth as paramount.
Survival is as paramount as speed, and competitors weave in walking, rest and "junk" miles, which are the four-letter words in most running circles.
The "bottom line" is as paramount for them as it is for larger museums, yet they continually prove their capacities to manage growth in creative ways.
His vision for loosening the grip of dogma marks a sharp contrast his predecessors, John Paul II and Benedict XVI, who saw it as paramount.
Survival will always be coded as paramount.
You might get the impression that your skills aren't as paramount to success in your industry as you thought.
These also build community in ways that big business does not and where perhaps a lack of communication and listening on some levels is not as paramount.
He made a decision to award/confirm parental rights to the woman who regarded the best interests of the child as paramount.
Moreover, as Parsi points out, some don't consider Khamenei's statement on Saturday confirming the election result to be as paramount as generally believed because he did not ever mention Ahmadinejad by name.
Even the First Amendment, then, expressing the value of speech and publication in the terms of a right as paramount as any fundamental right can be, does not quite get to the point of an absolute guarantee.
