The phrase "a bigger margin of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences, allowances, or tolerances in various contexts, such as finance, statistics, or competition.
Example: "The company achieved a bigger margin of profit this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a larger margin of" or "an increased margin of".
This forced regimes to grudgingly allow a bigger margin of freedom".
Lord Warner's comments come despite the new Labour leader winning 59.5 per cent of all those eligible to vote in the leadership contest - a bigger margin of victory than Tony Blair achieved in 1994.
Lech Poznan sealed this Europa League win with two goals in the last five minutes but they deserved it and perhaps should also have had a penalty and a bigger margin of victory.
Most, 52%, are in favour of more funding for elite athletes, but two groups are opposed: over-65s and, by a bigger margin of nine points, 18- to 24-year-olds.
Observers say that PNU officials, realising it would have been impossible to announce Mr Kibaki's victory by 40,000 votes while Kamukunji's 119,000 votes had been declared void, worked with Electoral Commission staff and changed results in other constituencies, to give Mr Kibaki a bigger margin of victory.
However, if there is a very small fraction of C1 and N2, the mixture will form a phase envelope and Eclipse will have a bigger margin of calculating phase properties.
"We are practically living in a big margin of freedom which makes it possible for us to write whatever we want".
Democrats are aiming to run up a big margin of victory for Hillary Clinton and extend their political advantage into the congressional elections next month.
See articleEvo sticksLeftist leaders across Latin America hailed the re-election by a big margin of Bolivia's president, Evo Morales, who said that his third-term win was a "triumph for anti-imperialists and anti-colonialists".
There was also a big margin of victory for the Republican candidate for the new House seat created in suburban Las Vegas, the result of Nevada's huge population growth.
Split Over Donald Trump Threatens to Tilt Republican States By ALEXANDER BURNS and JONATHAN MARTIN Oct. 13, 2016 Democrats are aiming to run up a big margin of victory for Hillary Clinton and extend their political advantage into the congressional elections next month.
