The phrase "as prolonged as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a duration or length of time that is extended or continued under certain conditions.
Example: "The project will continue as prolonged as we receive the necessary funding."
Alternatives: "for as long as" or "as long as necessary".
Both trends have confounded experts, who expected them to be neither as serious nor as prolonged as they have been.
If it proves to be as prolonged as last term's, when 11 matches yielded 10 points from early November through to mid-January, then the game of catch-up with Manchester City will already feel utterly hopeless.
Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, has from the outset insisted that in Italy the recession will be neither as severe nor as prolonged as elsewhere.At first, this view had some credibility.
The pressure's on, but he responds well: he wallops down a massive serve to save the break, then after two deuces puts the game away with a delicious forehand down the line, G to A. "Roddick's choke wasn't as prolonged as Novotna but it was just as painful," suggests Nadir Hassan.
A correction is somewhere between the two, neither as violent as a crash nor as prolonged as a bear market, with prices falling by around 10-20%.In this section Bleak houses Classier actions Before the fall Big chains enjoy a buyer's market Less taxing Capers at Capitalia The art of the possible ReprintsBull markets are generally interrupted by a few corrections.
But litigation probably won't be as prolonged as the ten years it took Exxon's battle to reach the Supreme Court after the 1989 Valdez spill in Alaska.
A minor palaver ensued, prolonged as much as possible by the sort of internet crusaders who devote their lives to prolonging minor palavers.
The litter contains 3 to 13 young, born after a gestation prolonged as much as 10 months because of delayed implantation in the wall of the uterus.
African-Americans are twice as likely as whites to ask that their lives be prolonged as much as possible, even in cases of irreversible coma a preference that likely stems from fears of neglect.
The ideal time of construction is about three years; and it is then explained that, working on the principle of giving as long employment as possible, the building time is prolonged as much as possible". I believe this shows there was no aggressive intention, since otherwise the building program would have been speeded up.
Thus, the remaining life time is prolonged as well as the overflow probability decreases, which may reduce the average BLR.
