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The phrase "a much larger share" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing proportions, distributions, or allocations, particularly in contexts like economics, business, or resource management.
Example: "In the recent survey, our company captured a much larger share of the market compared to our competitors."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater portion" or "a considerably larger percentage".
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The two have a much larger share of Web e-mail accounts and instant-messaging services.
The saving-conscious Japanese generally put aside a much larger share of their income than Americans.
Back in '01 or '91, it was a much larger share of the back-office jobs.
A second and related factor is that a much larger share of American supply chains are internal.
In addition, Americans as a group devote a much larger share of their income to paying interest on debt.
Flat sales taxes fall more heavily on lower-income families, siphoning off a much larger share of their total income.
Drug companies would have to pay a much larger share of the costs borne by low-income Medicare recipients.
A much larger share, one-third, said net tuition revenue would decline or grow by less than 2 percent.
At the same time, though, America began committing a much larger share of its resources to its war in Iraq.
If you asked me when I was a graduate, I would have thought the US had a much larger share.
Compounding the pain from this, we started giving the winners a much larger share of the profits.
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