The phrase "a leading share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to business or finance, particularly when discussing market positions or ownership stakes in a company.
Example: "The company has maintained a leading share in the smartphone market for several years."
Alternatives: "a dominant share" or "a significant share".
Membership in the Communist Partythe charge which is the foundation for the deportation proceedingsis surely not as great a danger as a leading share in a conspiracy to advocate the overthrow of the Government by force, which was the essence of the indictment in Dennis v. United States, 341 U.S. 494, 71 S.Ct.
Mercedes and BMW are making healthy profits across all their product lines, but Volkswagen despite a leading share of the European mass market needs to rely on its luxury Audi brand for about 60% of its profits.European manufacturers have been slow to close factories because labour laws, notably in France and Belgium, make this a glacial and expensive process that incurs the wrath of government.
But on the bright side, GKN has a leading share in four niche markets, all of which could grow rapidly if automakers and planemakers outsource more of their components.
He gave credit cards as an example, saying that even if J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank One will own a leading share of credit card debt, "that doesn't prevent others from issuing cards, nor does it prevent others from offering cards to those consumers".
The value of product is completely dependent upon obtaining a leading share of its market before the growth slows".
ran afoul of the government in Uzbekistan, where it had a leading share of the packaged-tea business.
The banking behemoth saw solid growth in its credit card business and maintained a market leading share of Global Investment Banking fees.
The immediate impact of the new figures was a fall in the pound's value against all major currencies including the dollar, and a retreat in Britain's leading share index.
As a result, leading shares suffered their biggest one day fall since mid-August on Wednesday, before regaining some ground.
UBS shares fell 3.9percentto to 63.45 Swiss francs ($53), in Zurich, the lowest in a year, leading shares of other banks lower.
After a bright start, leading shares succumbed to worries about a slowdown in Chinese growth and the continuing tensions in Ukraine.
