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The phrase "a much more formidable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize that something is significantly stronger, more powerful, or more challenging than something else.
Example: "The new competitor in the market is a much more formidable opponent than we initially anticipated."
Alternatives: "a far more powerful" or "a significantly stronger".
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He is a much more formidable figure.
Lee, however, was considered a much more formidable opponent.
The Bengals' emerging duo of Andy Dalton and Green will pose a much more formidable challenge.
Cincinnati's emerging twosome of Andy Dalton and Green will pose a much more formidable challenge.
The Orange had similar success against Florida, a much more formidable opponent.
In short, it would have made him a much more formidable candidate.
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It may be that you're facing a challenge much more formidable than a jumbled basket of socks and underwear.
"Vodafone is a much more powerful, much more formidable competitor in owning AT&T Wireless than AT&T Wireless was alone".
Phillips jettisoned Justice and made the Mets much more formidable in a hectic, successful week.
When I interviewed Kevin Weeks in Fight the guy who had been working with Whitey Bulger, the Boston Irish Mafia guy—I guarantee you he is much more formidable as an older man than he was at the prime of his crime career, and that's fucking scary.
There's a chilly certainty at the core of Walt now, an almost sociopathic self-confidence that makes him much more formidable and much less capable of self-doubt.
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