The phrase "a much larger constituency" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group of supporters or voters that is significantly bigger than another group.
Example: "The new policy has garnered support from a much larger constituency than anticipated, indicating a shift in public opinion."
Alternatives: "a significantly larger group" or "a far greater audience."
This right represents a much larger constituency, shading into the centrist parties.
So if you shape the conversation around energy, innovation and cutting waste, you build a much larger constituency.
But Armstrong's favorite club has a much larger constituency -- the 9 million people who have survived cancer.
The key pass was sublime to one set of eyes and forward to a much larger constituency.
Their risk and cost of basic research is therefore spread over a much larger constituency.
If someone with a philosophy like Ron Paul was going to get elected, it would have to come from a much larger constituency.
But they might consider a different, and much larger, constituency: kids and, more to the point, politically speaking, their parents.
Then there's what I suspect is the much larger constituency of neutrals: people (like myself) without a fixed loyalty to any of the finalists but who will nonetheless follow the tournament with keen interest.
As the Bush administration struggles to negotiate a resolution on Iraq through the Security Council, the group found that the United States has undermined its position in the world body by neglecting or sending mixed messages to the much larger constituency of countries active in the General Assembly.
Given the geographical distribution of population in Scotland, this results in constituencies of a smaller area in the Central Lowlands, where the bulk of Scotland's population live, and much larger constituency areas in the north and west of the country, which have a low population density.
The global "triumph of propaganda" on climate is indeed the saddest of facts, but is there any other reason why science and environmentalism have not connected with the much larger constituency of people who value the living world, and in so many ways?
