The phrase "as severe of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly when trying to compare severity, and the correct form would be "as severe as."
Example: "The storm was not as severe as the one we experienced last year."
Alternatives: "as serious as" or "as intense as."
He had been transferred to a village out in the country, and from what he as well as others told me, it's not as severe of a problem as it is in the cities.
14 events were classified as severe; of these, 11 were in the QT group and 3 in the OAR group.
CRB-65 classed 11 (12%) patients as severe, of whom 3 died and a fourth patient was admitted to ITU.
Five adverse events were classified as severe, of which two were judged to be unrelated to treatment and two classified as unknown relationship to treatment.
The extent it was affected initially was not as severe as that of some of its Asian neighbors.
h674 mutant embryos showed a range of segmentation defects, though none as severe as that of h22 mutant embryos [26].
In order to assess the sensitivity of the POC to LUTs, the CMI showed that level of degradation in the GR was as severe as that of BL.
Although Sempra has been forced to buy electricity at high prices, its problem is not as severe as that of California's two biggest utilities, Southern California Edison, which is a unit of Edison International, and Pacific Gas and Electric, a unit of the PG&E Corporation.
Ford's problems in Europe are nowhere near as severe as those of General Motors and its Opel unit.
"There's a problem, which is similar [to] but not quite as severe as some of the issues in London, with the skyrocketing prices and rent in the urban area which results in the effect of a social cleansing.
Because most of Nordstrom's customers have top-notch credit, losses in its $1.9 billion portfolio, which includes Nordstrom private label and Nordstrom Visa cards, have not been as severe as those of other private labels.
