The phrase "as this deserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something should be treated with the appropriate level of respect or attention.
Example: "I want to acknowledge your hard work as this deserves recognition."
Alternatives: "as it merits" or "as it warrants".
A biography as good as this deserves better.
"I didn't get the degree of sympathy something as serious as this deserves.
The liberal critics maintain that a view such as this deserves serious consideration by both defenders of the standard view and orthodox religious believers.
Related to this, research needs to develop an expanded measure of pro-environmental motivation as this deserves an in-depth investigation as to whether or not behavior-specific and generic pro-environmental motivations work similarly and/or simultaneously.
Hopefully the criticism was merely a public front from Hodgson because a rare talent such as this deserves praise, even if it is given in private, and to be talked about for what he can do rather than what he cannot.
Clearly, a militia as terrifying as this deserves every bit of policing a government can – or, in this case, can't – afford.
Ms. Kron delivers the almost Shakespearean epilogue, concluding, "Ladies and gentlemen, in you we trust: There must be happy endings, must, must, must!" I hope I don't sound too hectoring myself when I suggest that theater engaging heart, mind and funny bone as nimbly as this production deserves as wide and welcoming an audience as anything I've seen this season.
As a national memorial, this deserves continuing federal support.
An analysis as thorough as this topic deserves is outside the scope of this work, and will be featured in a future manuscript.
There is powerful drama here, but too many of the scenes are handled with blunt portentousness rather than the subtlety a story as rich as this one deserves.
The last thing a government as bad and divided as this one deserves is a free pass.
