"with such interest" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the level or intensity of interest someone has in something or someone. Here are a few examples: - She listened to the lecture with such interest that she didn't even notice the time passing. - The children watched the magician's tricks with such interest that you could hear a pin drop in the room. - He spoke about his travels with such interest that we were all captivated by his stories. - The new exhibit at the museum drew a crowd of visitors, all gazing at the artifacts with such interest. - Despite not being a fan of sports, she watched the game with such interest that she found herself cheering for the home team.
Ach, why is it we read them with such interest and they don't return the favor?
The government has indicated it wants to draw in £10bn from pensioner bonds, and Nationwide admitted it would be unable to compete with such interest rates.
In fact one feels bad about lingering so long and with such interest on the controversy, because Mann has many other things to tell us.
Several would be too much for lesser players but Djokovic not only gets them back but eventually returns one with such interest that he wins the point - and holds for 6-5.
The oceanic prairie has been sectioned and buffalo have been replaced by cattle and slaughter-houses; the coho salmon that Lewis sketched with such interest is nearly extinct in the rivers where the expedition found it in abundance.
No wonder then that the plan to build a model "eco-city" near Shanghai is being looked at with such interest: London's mayor Ken Livingstone has claimed that "global warming was created in the West, but it is increasingly to the East to which we look for a solution".
I am not the only one with such interests.
"There is some evidence to suggest that people have taken their own lives after being becoming connected with such interests.
But the internet allows people with such interests to find their peers all over the world, and means that catering to the "long tail" rather than the mass market is commercially feasible.
Earlier this week, ProPublica revealed that Facebook's ad-buying system had enabled advertisers to target their messages at people with such interests as "How to burn jews" and "History of 'why jews ruin the world.' " The categories were created not by Facebook employees but by an algorithm — yet another way in which automated thinking can turn offensive.
But while he begins with a tidy definition of religious acts as absolute commands performed with the intention of serving God, as acts that cannot be motivated by human concerns or interests, the fact that life involves other given civil and social settings requires that we deal with such interests.
