The phrase "a greater inclination" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a stronger tendency or preference towards something.
Example: "After considering all the options, I found that I had a greater inclination to pursue a career in environmental science."
Alternatives: "a stronger tendency" or "a higher preference".
And I had a greater inclination to protect it and be a steward of the natural world.
Wes Hoolahan's introduction gave Norwich a greater inclination to attack, however, and Kamara and Holt both went close to scoring from fizzing crosses.
While each is part of the entertainment industry, artists have demonstrated a greater inclination to use their stage to make protests or take stands.
TOURISM advertisers are making midcourse corrections to campaigns they introduced after Sept. 11 to lure consumers who, while still nervous, are showing a greater inclination to travel.
There is also a greater inclination, wrong-headed perhaps, by those of us who serve as judge and jury to lump off-court misdeeds with on-court performance.
Among the young generation in Israel there is now less willingness to establish contact with Arabs and a greater inclination to expect the worst of them.
Studies have shown that major of the Kidney diseases have a great inclination of toxicity of fluoride.
In the face of genuine clarity and distinctness, "a great light in the intellect" is followed by "a great inclination of the will" (7:59).
The appellate court disagreed, saying that doctrine does not apply for students over 18. "Students, and particularly adult students, are recognized as being more mature and independent today than in the past and have shown a great inclination and determination to think for themselves," the three-member court wrote in its decision.
"There's no avalanche of people wanting to change the world," he said, "only a slightly greater inclination toward the public sector".
The results found that informants will reflect different degrees of advertising effectiveness in response to different combinations of advertising components; and more components will induce a better attitude towards-the-ad and greater inclination to purchase.
