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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a fortune of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large amount of wealth or money that someone possesses or has acquired.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally amassed a fortune of over a million dollars."
Alternatives: "a wealth of" or "a large sum of".
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A year ago, Tom Hunter was on our list with a fortune of $1.3 billion.
Each had a fortune of eighteen billion dollars.
He will end up sitting on a fortune of £5.8bn.
Charges a fortune, of course, but there you are.
Peru's richest man, Eduardo Belmont (who has a fortune of $6.1 billion), got wealthy selling cosmetics.
Forbes magazine lists Mr. Wang as China's richest man, with a fortune of $14 billion.
A mark must be willing to pursue a fortune of questionable origin.
Third on the list was Maan al-Sanea, with a fortune of $9.3 billion.
Mr. Kluge's asset sales made him a fortune of about $8 billion.
Russian Forbes magazine lists Timchenko as the country's ninth-richest businessman with a fortune of $10.7bn.
Indian-born brothers Sri and Gopi Hinduja top the list with a fortune of £11.9bn.
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