The phrase "as respectable a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison to indicate that something is as respectable as another thing.
Example: "He is as respectable a candidate as anyone else running for the position."
Alternatives: "as honorable a" or "as esteemed a".
McKinsey owes its longevity to one man, Marvin Bower, and his vision of McKinsey as a professional firm, as respectable as a law firm or an investment bank.
That interpretation, which she recognizes as "respectable," is a cowboy of a different stripe.
He scored 570 runs at an average of 22.80 and took 16 wickets at an average of 22.12, figures regarded as respectable for a first full season.
If the four groups that have been sprinting through the longlist for the Guardian first book award are any measure, they are far too shrewd, too unpretentious and, at times, too downright cocky for anything as respectable as a literary prize.
According to Maft Sai, the idea of Molam as respectable was a hard pill for urban Thais to swallow until they saw that it was sought after by foreigners.
Should he be rick-rated as a Respectable, an Eccentric, or an Implausible?
Gamut and Qorvis have an easy job to do given the level of general ignorance about Equatorial Guinea and the fact that a nonprofit with a name as respectable as the great Leon H. Sullivan is laundering Obiang's reputation.
"There is also a greater acceptance of street art as respectable art in society, and a lot of people have started collections that represent their age and time".
You also get a choice of a couple Core 2 Duo processors including the 2GHz T7200 as well as respectable mid-range graphics from an ATI Mobility Radeon X1600 with 512MB HyperMemory.
Patrick followed along as a respectable pro, a regular guy.
