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The phrase "a much higher package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compensation, benefits, or offers that are significantly greater than others.
Example: "After negotiating, I was offered a much higher package than I initially expected."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger offer" or "a considerably better compensation".
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"We are acutely aware that Christopher could command a much higher package outside the UK".
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