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The phrase "a much more extensive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the degree or scope of something to indicate that it is significantly larger or broader than another.
Example: "The new research provides a much more extensive analysis of the topic than previous studies."
Alternatives: "far more comprehensive" or "significantly broader".
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The reader can find a much more extensive bibliography in Greg Frederickson's books.
Israeli forces have discovered a much more extensive network of tunnels than expected.
But Moman, who has died aged 79, had a much more extensive string of achievements.
Eugène Delacroix left a much more extensive graphic oeuvre: 24 etchings and 131 lithographs.
It also began to develop a much more extensive and varied industrial sector.
Now Dr. Craft wants to test insulin again in a much more extensive study.
Now Dr. Craft wants to test insulin again in a much more extensive study.
The American baritone Sanford Sylvan could probably have a much more extensive career in opera that he has.
It is hoped that this note might lead to a much more extensive validation of the model by workers using vastly different particle species.
And he threw out the old menu, putting in its place a much more extensive list of regional dishes, some of them modernized, some not.
The early meetings with the city allowed Maximus to prepare a much more extensive proposal, Mr. Hevesi said, giving it an advantage over the other bidders.
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