The phrase "as stacked" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are comparing or describing something that is arranged in a stacked manner or to indicate a level of abundance or density.
Example: "The shelves were as stacked with books as they were with memories."
Alternatives: "as piled" or "as loaded".
And "Pandora's Promise" is as stacked as advocate movies get.
The designer Charlotte Dellal's soiree at the Monkey Bar last night, held in honor of the opening of her Charlotte Olympia boutique, had a guest list as stacked as her stellar high heels.
His aggressive creativity has some suggesting he may be the best soccer player employed in England, an intriguing development for a player whose trophy cabinet is not as stacked as those of some of his Spanish compatriots (Iker Casillas, Xavi Hernández, Andrés Iniesta) and who did not play all that much in the 2010 World Cup won by Spain.
Liang also bitterly criticizes the government system for selling shares 85% of Xugong would go for $375 million–as stacked against the country's privately opened companies like Sany.
How an EDM Conglomerate is Trying to Rule Dance Music Dollars on Decks: Dance Music's Businessman DJs EDMbiz Lineup Almost as Stacked as EDC.
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Matthew Weiner hasn't done much since Mad Men arguably one of the greatest TV shows of all time ended in 2015, but now, finally, the writer is coming back to TV this year with a show called The Romanoffs and the cast is almost as stacked as Tarantino's Manson movie.
The seizure warrant described Vazquez's shoe collection as "stacked virtually from floor to ceiling".
During the past few years, some GaN 1D nanomaterials have been fabricated, such as stacked-cone [11 13] and zigzag GaN nanowires [14], GaN nanorods [15], nanobelts [16], nanosheets [17], and tower-like GaN nanostructures [18].
This Table shows the sensitivity, PPV and F-measure for RNA-RNA joint secondary structure prediction by (1) inRNAs, (2) the grammatical approach by Kato et al. [ 13] (denoted by EBM as energy-based model), and (3) the DP methods for two models presented by Alkan et al. [ 1] (denoted by SPM as stacked-pair model and LM as loop model).
We compare our results with two other state-of-the-art methods for joint structure prediction: (1) the grammatical approach by Kato et al. [ 13] (denoted by EBM as energy-based model), and (2) the DP algorithms for two energy models presented by Alkan et al. [ 1] (denoted by SPM as stacked-pair model and LM as loop model).
