The phrase "a far larger share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size or amount of something, indicating that one portion is significantly greater than another.
Example: "In the recent survey, the company received a far larger share of customer satisfaction compared to its competitors."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger portion" or "a much bigger share".
However, oil production, a far larger share of revenue, is falling.
Drucker says the change came after the 2015 election, when Netanyahu won a far larger share of seats than expected.
Of course, one reason for this is that a far larger share of Americans remain out of work now than when the recession began.
The Conservative party has a far larger share of its MPs in England than either the Labour or the Lib Democrats.
While Mr. Gore is drawing far more of the loyal Democrats than Mr. Bradley, Mr. McCain is taking a far larger share of the independents.
A new poll from NBC News and The Wall Street Journal highlighted the peril for Republicans, showing that they have shouldered a far larger share of the blame for the government shutdown than Mr. Obama.
Enron gave a far larger percentage of employees options than most companies do, but now, with the fall in Enron shares, nearly all of those options are worthless.
With just under 25%, the by far largest share of the registration dossiers in the first registration phase comes from Germany (Figure 1).
Google, even with a far larger global market share, has heard the "integrate or die" message loud and clear.
It's worth noting that while the expiration of the last lockup period already put a lot of pressure on the stock, a far larger number of shares will become available for trading in mid-November when the next lockup period expires.
In other words, Ukip's anti-EU image is so strong that it is preventing them from winning over a far larger pool of voters who share their resentment of immigration and mainstream politicians but do not stay awake at night worrying about the EU.
