The phrase "a more glaring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is more obvious or conspicuous than something else.
Example: "The report highlighted a more glaring issue that needed immediate attention."
Alternatives: "a more obvious" or "a more pronounced".
But Iverson saw a more glaring problem.
At the same time, a more glaring display of racism quickly brought Lincoln to his valet's defense.
Mr. Hopkins, for his part, must battle a more glaring discrepancy, and he does so with swinging nonchalance.
The new estimate – an average of 928 people killed by police annually over eight recent years, compared to 383 in published FBI data – amounted to a more glaring admission than ever before of the government's failure to track how many people police kill.
"If it is for scientific research or educational purposes, it is okay to represent the body," explains Abdellah Karroum, director of Qatar's Arab Museum of Modern Art.This medical alibi has enabled a more glaring breakthrough in a new public work by Mr Hirst.
"I don't think there's a more glaring example of [an agency] out of control," Gray said of the Air Resources Board. .
Beyond the 1950's papers, a possibly more glaring indication of the chemical's danger to humans was known only to a small group of researchers in San Francisco.
But the bodysuits are a greater, more glaring, leap forward, and they risk generating more anger than enthusiasm before and during the Olympics.
Vashisht was reprieved again when Compton spilled a far more glaring chance at point off Graham Onions, although the error cost only five runs as Samit Patel trapped him leg before while pushing forward.
Then go the other way and measure the S2000 vs. the more expensive, $40,000 Audi TT Roadster (225 horsepower convertible model), and you find the Honda's shortcomings a bit more glaring, since the TT manages both low-speed fun and reasonably earnest performance.
Not every venture firm has senior women at the top of the org chart, but for Kleiner, the male-heavy line-up is a bit more glaring, given that it was sued in 2012 for gender discrimination by former partner Ellen Pao.
