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The phrase "a much bigger focus" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased emphasis or attention on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "In recent years, there has been a much bigger focus on environmental sustainability in corporate practices."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater emphasis" or "a much stronger concentration".
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"And this is a much bigger focus".
But in 2009 expect the margins to become a much bigger focus of attention.
"But clearly you're seeing bioscience as a much bigger focus across places that people wouldn't think about".
Although there are many advantages to attending a Russell Group university, sharing facilities with Falmouth University (recently voted the UK's number one arts university), and having a beach within a five-minute drive, there's a much bigger focus on what the campus embodies as a wider lifestyle.
"This year we're looking at a much bigger focus on conversations and learning from each other".
What he wants to see are layoffs, the outsourcing of paid search (which was suggested before) and a much bigger focus on Right Media.
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"With the cheetahs we're able to tell a much bigger story by focusing on these cute little guys," Ms. Bennett said.
"The education goals will not be met without a much bigger and more systematic focus on enabling children with disabilities to go to school and get good quality education," said Stephen Nock, co-chair of its policy group.
A much bigger venue but less focused.
We know, of course, that the conscription of young children is a much bigger problem, but by narrowing the focus on Kony, by defining success so singularly, it gives people a greater sense that the issue can be resolved.
"We are focused on a much bigger impact".
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