The phrase "as with watching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to draw a comparison or highlight a similarity between two actions or situations, particularly in contexts involving observation or experience.
Example: "As with watching a movie, reading a book can transport you to another world."
Alternatives: "similar to observing" or "like in viewing".
Fans who are as fixated with Woods as with watching the game of golf were there at the Buick Open last weekend and they have been there for the P.G.A. Championship at Hazeltine this weekend.
As with watching the equally compact, detached Cary Grant, it's a great pleasure just to see the stone-faced Clooney going about his work exuding mystery and inner torment, as indeed it is to be present at his erotic scenes with Clara, a beautiful Italian prostitute.
While recidivistic "news junkies" may prize any portable info delivery system, some skeptics say it's as thrilling as watching TV with your eyes closed.
Those summers, as well as watching "Murphy Brown" with my mother, certainly have impacted the way I think about women and I hope my clients can see that.
The combined result was about as exhilarating as watching paint dry with commentary from Tim Henman.
As well as watching the games with their friends, they enjoy arguing, analyzing and betting on the matches.
That said, there's a surrealism that comes with watching Soft As Snow in the flesh.
It was apparent that this pursuit of eight golds is not as automatic as we, watching with our feet propped up, might think.
Caregivers reported using various methods to help children fall asleep during bedtime, some of which are inconsistent with good sleep hygiene practices, such as staying with children, watching TV/movies, and using sleep medicine.
"Is it going to help us as far as them watching for leading with the helmet, or are they back there just watching for holding?" Phillips said.
They are not rebelling against their parents so much as they are watching TV with their parents.
