The phrase "a dramatic chance to" is not correct in standard English.
It seems to be a mix-up of "a dramatic change to" or "a chance to" which are both correct phrases.
Example: "This new policy provides a dramatic change to our approach in handling customer feedback."
Alternatives: "a significant opportunity to" or "a transformative chance to".
There were a number of inviting, dramatic chances to tie the match when the margin was one goal, but the United States could never put the ball into the net.
Sometimes it's the showcase of a lifetime, a chance to pull out all the dramatic stops.
In the past, the Third Plenum has done more than that; past leaders have seized on their third meeting with other party officials as a chance to announce dramatic changes to the Chinese economy.
Especially on the Republican side, there was a feeling that a more leisurely schedule would have given voters a better chance to think about the dramatic contrasts in style and message presented by Gov. George W. Bush and Senator John McCain.
So stop your sudoku for a minute and listen: knowing in advance where the exits are makes a dramatic difference to your chances of survival if we have to evacuate the aircraft.Everyone was able to survive Monday's accident because they got out of the burning plane quickly.
But given that it's also the directorial debut of Eastern Promises screenwriter Steven Knight, the film gives Statham a chance to flex his dramatic chops in a way that he's deliberately avoided since Guy Ritchie's disastrous Revolver in 2005.
"We are happy to have Mr. Tsipras here to give the German public a chance see how dramatic the situation is in Greece and a chance to support an alternative policy for Greece," said Klaus Ernst in his opening remarks.
When I read this one, I knew it was a chance to play a big, dynamic, dramatic part".
The 1990 thriller starred Arnold Schwarzenegger, and gave Stone a chance to show off her dramatic acting skills alongside her equally dramatic figure.
