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The phrase "a much greater indication" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the significance or relevance of one thing over another, suggesting that it is significantly more indicative.
Example: "The recent data provides a much greater indication of the trends we are observing in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a far more significant indication" or "a considerably stronger indication."
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The study, conducted by researchers from the Violence Prevention Research Program at the University of California, Davis, found that a conviction for a crime involving alcohol is a much greater indication of future violent behavior than a conviction for almost any other offense including other violent ones.
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This may indicate linkage across a much greater distance.
Posey had a much greater impact Thursday.
It has a much greater decorative effect.
The enemy took a much greater loss.
Sanitation is a much greater challenge.
Misspecifying the accrual rate has a much greater impact.
Only SDPpred has a much greater AUC (0.400).
He, however, found the video versions much more impressive, opining that they "give a greater indication of the size of the spectacle" and "emphasize Shakira's intense charisma".
The durable goods orders, analysts said, are a greater indication that the economy is recovering, not slipping back into recession.
High-pitched humming is an even greater indication.
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