The phrase "as successful with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the level of success achieved in relation to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The new marketing strategy has proven to be as successful with younger audiences as it has been with older demographics."
Alternatives: "equally effective with" or "just as successful with".
And he had one very small weakness, which was that he wasn't nearly as successful with women as you would have thought.
"I would certainly regard the work I did as successful with the Trans-Alaska Pipeline cases," Mr. Miller said in an interview at his law office here.
Cook said he believes Apple retail stores have been a contributing factor in the iPad's adoption rates, saying "I don't think we would have been nearly as successful with the iPad, as an example, if it weren't for our stores".
Few countries have had so marked a style as Spain and no country has been as successful with it.
"I hope they're as successful with this campaign as the Cubs are with baseball," Ms. Pelosi jabbed.
For this reason Dr. Bert Vogelstein, a leading cancer researcher at Johns Hopkins, doubts that a Gleevec-type drug will be as successful with solid tumors.
Interestingly, removing repeated regions makes the classification with motifs only almost as successful as with the complete feature set.
I've been with a lot of companies, nothing has been as successful as with the iPhone.
I don't think that Hughes is quite as successful, however, with the larger aspects of the death of Socrates.
Unfortunately, the procedure used for identifying these sequences by BLASTing the assembled genomes as well as the SRA collections of reads was not as successful as with the 18S rRNA and the 5.8 rRNA genes.
However, PDT with intravenously administered ALA failed to be as successful as PDT with Photofrin® in an amelanotic melanoma (Abels et al, 1997a).
