The phrase "a bigger involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased level of participation or engagement in a particular activity or situation.
Example: "The project requires a bigger involvement from all team members to ensure its success."
Alternatives: "greater participation" or "increased engagement".
I'm going to have a bigger involvement in that.
"They haven't succeeded in persuading people that it's actually a bigger involvement, and it has become hopelessly enmeshed in the bad feelings generated by Iraq".
Not only am I generally interested in the science from these projects, but UCL is a partner in both SKA and PLATO (though in fact in my own department we had a bigger involvement in the competitor EChO mission, which unfortunately wasn't selected).
Those who felt the funding belonged to the organisation cited an unfeasibility of including beneficiaries in funding allocation and decision-making processes "I'm not a very strong believer that beneficiaries should be fully involved in decision-making...I think yes, in theory it would be great to have a bigger involvement of the population that we serve.
He had such a big involvement in all our lives – whether it was my sister teaching and writing or me and my brother playing rugby.
But we have no hope of making Syria united, democratic and inclusive without a much bigger involvement and without the will of a majority of Syrians.
Standard will not want to emulate the Qinetiq experience, the last flotation with a big retail involvement where shares are now more than 15percentnt below their flotation price.
ILSI-China is funded by a dozen companies including Nestlé, McDonald's and PepsiCo, but Coca-Cola has had the biggest involvement, says Greenhalgh.
This represents the biggest involvement by Booth in the College's curriculum in 60 years.
However, the biggest involvement was expected from the Fondo Interbancario di Tutela dei Depositi (FITD), a private entity fund which assumed the responsibility of repairing the losses.
And we were off to this big involvement.
