The phrase "a higher share in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the proportion or percentage of something that one party has in a particular context, such as business, investments, or resources.
Example: "The company aims to secure a higher share in the market by launching innovative products."
Alternatives: "a larger stake in" or "an increased portion of".
Google pockets more than three-fourths of all search advertising dollars in the United States, and a higher share in many European markets.
In this context, more remote regions for which transportation costs represent a higher share in their cost structures will face relatively stronger direct impacts.
In China fossil energy carriers have a higher share in electricity production, which leads to an increased water consumption due to higher cooling water demands (Thinkstep 2015).
In fact, Buffett has essentially said just that, as part of his argument that the wealthy should pay a higher share in taxes and Kelesidou even quotes him: "If you're in the luckiest 1% of humanity, you owe it to the rest of humanity to think about the other 99%percentt".
The only ASHIP showing a significant difference in the GP-to-specialist ratio is Bavaria with a higher share in GPs by 0.187.
The process of product assembly, which yields a high share in total production costs, gets its particular importance.
Construction had both a high share in total EU final demand (9.9 %) as well as a high material intensity or almost 2.3 kg of direct and indirect material extraction required to produce one Euro of final demand.
On the one hand, the different states and regions within the states compete for a high share in the overall budget (with the exception of some projects which are not wanted by some stakeholders).
The group of medicines to treat cardiovascular diseases, which account for a high share in the disease burden [ 44], could be characterized as "strategic medicines" from the industry's point of view.
Google has about 80 percent of the market for Internet searches and search-linked advertising in France, a higher share than in the United States, and it also owns DoubleClick, the biggest server of ads to other Web sites.
The numbers are startling: already ethnic minorities make up almost 10% of the population, a higher share than in Britain or France.
