The phrase "a big margin in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant difference or advantage in a particular context, such as competition or performance.
Example: "The team won the game with a big margin in points, showcasing their superior skills."
Alternatives: "a large gap in" or "a significant lead in".
Mr. Christie wants to win a big margin in his re-election so he can better sell himself in the 2016 Republican presidential primaries.
Wales will be expected to beat Uruguay by a big margin in their Pool A World Cup opener at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on Sunday, 20 September.
Remember that the Republicans won a big margin in the House of Representatives.
The hard data reveals how Trump lost by a big margin in states where the working class had higher-than-average levels of education.
The answer is yes, if he can defeat Clinton by a big margin in her home state of New York on April 19.
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"If the Democrats win the presidency and win a bigger margin in Congress, these Medicare Advantage plans are going to remain a big fat target," said Frank B. McArdle, head of the Washington office of Hewitt Associates, a benefits consulting firm.
Colorado Senate president John Morse lost by just 343 votes on Tuesday in a swing district in the Republican stronghold of Colorado Springs while fellow state senator Angela Giron lost by a bigger margin in a largely blue-collar district that usually favours Democrats.
However if the euro-sceptic (by German standards) Alternative für Deutschland, led by Frauke Petry, right, beat their current poll ratings, which are in the low teens, by a big margin that in itself would constitute a shock.
