The phrase "a dominating interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or prevailing interest in a particular subject or area.
Example: "In the meeting, it became clear that there was a dominating interest in expanding the company's digital presence."
Alternatives: "a prevailing interest" or "a primary interest".
I write and drink -- of course, I do other things too, but those two, for a time, were dominate interests.
In South Carolina, some media was allowed into a meeting dominated by interests opposed to the water rule, including the state Home Builders Assn., the South Carolina Chamber of Commerce, the South Carolina Golf Course Assn.
The semi-darkness has to do with what Katznelson thinks happened to the New Deal revolution after the death of Roosevelt, his account of how a belief in the common good gave way to a central government dominated by interest-group politics and obsessed with national security.
At Columbia, finance and consulting dominate students' interest, employing a combined 72% of MBAs in their first year out of school.
Profits and compensation levels in the City reflect the barriers to entry in a business dominated by producer interest.
Treasury Prices Rise (By Reuters) Treasury bond prices rose slightly yesterday in a session dominated by investor interest in higher-yielding corporate debt and stocks.
While the headlines spell doom and gloom, it is important to note we can get things done to advance the interests of working Americans even in a Congress dominated by special interests.
In a debate dominated by vested interests, Media Reform takes a step back to ask: whose freedom of expression are we defending and who are we defending it from?
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Long before oil dominated western interest in the Middle East, these exotic goods lured English traders into the Ottoman empire.
