"mobilize as" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a phrase that is used to describe when you get something organized or when you get people ready for some sort of action. For example: "We must mobilize our resources as quickly as possible to respond to this emergency."
The Pentagon statement said the orders for the National Guard and Reserve forces were intended to "alert early to provide predictability" and "mobilize as late as possible" to ease the burden on families and employers.
The Pentagon has plans to mobilize as many as 265,000 members of the National Guard and Reserves, roughly as many as for the Persian Gulf war in 1991, if President Bush orders an attack.
All patients are encouraged to mobilize as soon as possible.
More recently, a macrotransposon with a Ds element at one end and an Ac element at the other was shown to mobilize as much as 100 kb of intervening DNA consisting mostly of nested retrotransposons [ 55].
Responders to future spills would do well to mobilize as rapidly as possible a scientific understanding of the unique conditions of the spill, that is, to determine both natural and enhanced biodegradation and what the best possible approach will be to minimize the risk and impact of the spill on the environment.
It's really important that we mobilize as a community".
Conservative religious organizations were mobilizing as well.
Mulloy began mobilizing as soon as she saw the news flash onto a television screen.
Few other companies in the world could have mobilized as fast or as well.
Now there's an emergency force of 49,000 laborers, which can be mobilized as soon as the signal goes to the 55 garages.
President Bush met today with top national security advisers to review military options and diplomatic overtures, as Pentagon officials said the first of 35,000 reservists could be mobilized as early as Wednesday.
