Do I need to use the word 'possible' twice in the sentence 'Automating as many lucrative tasks possible as quickly as possible.'

grammar repetition

Or can I omit the first occurrence of the word 'possible' and just write 'Automating as many lucrative tasks as quickly as possible'?

I want the sentence to mean both the numerically highest possible amount and the quickest time frame possible as well.

Grammarly doesn't see an error in either sentence so I'm asking here.


Solution 1:

Possible lucrative tasks (or as you put it, lucrative tasks possible) is a noun phrase.

Automating as quickly as possible is a adverbially modified verbal construct.

The two are therefore complementary in their use and the whole phrase is correct.

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