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The phrase "a fair amount in" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a significant or substantial quantity or proportion of something within a larger context. Example: "There was a fair amount of dissent in the meeting room, but ultimately we were able to reach a consensus."
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Smith has a fair amount in common with Strauss.
But they have a fair amount in common.
"Mormons and evangelicals have a fair amount in common with each other," Mr. Smith said.
As she sees it, there's a fair amount in common between Guggenheim and Vreeland.
Beltway pitstops are rare for Oscar-nominated movies, but campaigners in awards and politics have a fair amount in common.
But Danza does need to improve by a fair amount in order to figure at the finish.
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If anything, Democrats should be calling for a more robust A.M.T., to force millionaires and billionaires to pay a fairer amount in taxes.
I think people haven't gotten updated in a fair amount of time in– in detail on what we're doing.
We've seen a fair amount of in-eye machinery.
PROFANITY -- A fair amount but in keeping with the situation.
"We're expecting there will be a fair amount of softening in occupancy in the high-end sectors," adds Meyer.
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