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The phrase "a much bigger share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing proportions, distributions, or allocations, often in contexts like business, economics, or resource management.
Example: "After the merger, our company expects to capture a much bigger share of the market."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger portion" or "a considerably greater share."
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Discount stores are also getting a much bigger share of the pie.
He is offering to let the province keep a much bigger share of its large natural-gas revenues.
It would receive a much bigger share of the profits from sales in North America by Bristol-Myers.
And even if it takes on a partner, OSI will get a much bigger share of the profits.
As batteries improve, hybrid and electric planes can cut into a much bigger share of air transportation as well.
They add that eurozone governments will have to provide a much bigger share of funds than in three earlier bailouts.
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Farmers were also allowed to retain 30% of a new quota on production a much bigger share than before.
According to a survey by the Bank of England, a third of those who owe money on unsecured borrowing (such as credit cards and personal loans) say the debt is a burden; a tenth say that it is a heavy burden.But does debt, including the much bigger share secured on property, pose a wider threat to the economy?
Deals (buy-one-get-one-free and so forth) account for 37% of all supermarket takings except those on petrol, according to Nielsen, another consulting firm a much bigger share than before the recession.
Joshua Johnson, who tap dances for tuition money on the NYC subway each weekend, shared a much bigger stage last week when he was featured on "Dancing With The Stars".
"I thought the door was opening to a larger world and my story could be shared on a much bigger scale.
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