The phrase "a dominant share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing market positions, ownership, or control within a specific context, such as business or economics.
Example: "The company holds a dominant share of the smartphone market, allowing it to influence pricing and product development."
Alternatives: "a leading share" or "a major share".
Moreover, the Everglades and related ecosystems would be guaranteed a dominant share of the captured runoff.
Under this structural approach, monopoly power may be inferred from a firm's possession of a dominant share of a relevant market that is protected by entry barriers.
The largest companies have taken a dominant share of music sales, these executives suggested, by using their superior scale to make the steepest cuts in prices.
At one point, Ramjee broke down the costs of the project, and it became clear that salaries were consuming a dominant share of the budget.
And many of the high-tech markets are subject to network effects, meaning that a single firm often tends to win a dominant share.
In modern times, it appears that many product innovations, in industries from razor blades to software, are made by companies that have a dominant share of the market.
Genes not binned into these three categories were partitioned into one of the following three groups: shared A-dominant (shared A > F), IA/ IF > 2; shared F-dominant (shared F > A), IF/ IA > 2; or equally shared (shared A = F), 0.5 ≤ IA/ IF ≤ 2. Assays were performed essentially as described (Billi et al. 2012).
He controls a dominant portion of its voting shares.
Google has a hugely dominant share of the search market in Europe, of circa 90%.
In Europe, Google's search engine has a massively dominant share of the market — of circa 90percentt.
The relational mix of firms at advanced stages have a more dominant share of formal and business networks as compared to informal and social networks.
