The phrase "a hefty cut of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant portion or share of something, often in the context of money or resources.
Example: "After the negotiations, the company received a hefty cut of the profits from the new project."
Alternatives: "a substantial share of" or "a large portion of".
And also we wanted to take a hefty cut of the profits for the government," Ms. Government Spokesperson Lady said.
News that the Halifax house price index fell 2.6% in November will only add fuel to the calls for a hefty cut of at least 100 basis points.
It's a hefty cut of juicy grilled pork served with sauteed cinnamon-flavored apples and green-peppercorn and roasted garlic au jus, as well as spinach and spaetzle.
musicians used its own merchandising operation and a hefty cut of its.
Eventually, Top Prospect will take a cut of that– probably a hefty cut of up to 40%.
Composers and artists will no longer be required to go through purchasing platforms and financial brokers — who usually take a hefty cut of the revenue — and can get directly compensated every time their songs are played.
Expectations of a hefty cut for January sent investors fleeing to the safe haven of British government bonds during morning trading on Thursday.
Some economists are predicting a reduction of one-half a percentage point, while others are calling for a more hefty cut of three-quarters to a full percentage point.
Production issues at the last minute meant the piece took a hefty cut, taking with it observations of some of the more positive developments in the region.
But his estranged wife now expects pressure from him, noting that this week she was informed of a hefty cut in her alimony, which she also uses to support the couple's children, Wafa, 26, Najia, 24, and Noor, 16.
But next Wednesday's spending cuts will undoubtedly see it suffer a hefty cut; and the resulting effect on the arts will be much greater than the abolition just announced of the less important quangos.
