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The phrase "a much more audacious" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the level of audacity between two or more subjects, indicating a significant increase in boldness or daringness.
Example: "The new marketing campaign is a much more audacious approach than our previous efforts, aiming to capture a younger audience."
Alternatives: "far bolder" or "significantly more daring".
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Joseph R. Perella is taking a much more audacious tack.
That is still true; you can go to Planet 13's website and place an order for in-house strains like Durban Poison and Banana OG, but their pivot to Vegas' brick-and-mortar entertainment district is a much more audacious endeavor.
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But Saturday's attack was much more audacious in targeting a large military facility from which India's Russian-made fleet of MiG-21 fighter jets and Mi-35 attack helicopters fly.
For Chisholm, the collaboration between Stephens and Nübling is emblematic of how much more audacious theatre can be when those divisions are erased – and when the artistic directors of buildings allow bold collaborations free rein.
Everything he does seems contingent on a much more ambitious — even audacious — conviction: that what he has learned about extending life with drosophila can be applied to extending life in human beings.
A much more literal one.
(a much more difficult task).
Farther to the north, another state is experimenting with a far more audacious assault on democracy.
"It will take a stronger stand and be a little more audacious".
Between them are a few more audacious developments, all part of a race for ever-taller towers to distinguish luxury living in an increasingly crowded city.
Butler, for his part, had wanted the song to be much longer and more audacious, rather than the nine-minute version that appeared on the LP.
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