The phrase "a much more valid" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the validity of two or more ideas, arguments, or statements, emphasizing that one is significantly more valid than the others.
Example: "After reviewing the evidence, I found that the second argument is a much more valid point in this discussion."
Alternatives: "far more valid" or "significantly more valid".
Subsidies to encourage their development are a much more valid use of public funds than enriching oil and gas companies.
I'd rather measure it in terms of making a difference, which I think is a much more valid and pragmatic measure".
Even assuming that the comparison of the quit ratio for smoking by use of snus gives a much more valid indication of the importance of snus for quitting smoking than gender-specific or country-specific comparisons of the trend in the prevalence of smoking, the quit ratio is still a fairly crude measure of quitting activity [ 6].
Measuring indicators that are evidence-based should be a much more valid approach than following a strategy simply based on data availability, as the likelihood of measuring some relevant components of resilience might increase in the first case compared to a random set of available measures in the second case.
Use of an event calendar provided much more valid data.
Therefore, subgroup analysis of a large trial can yield much more valid explanations for the heterogeneity of effect compared with the analysis of the heterogeneity of small trials that have numerous concurrent differences.
Ring opening of aromatics can be completed on either acid or noble metal catalysts, while a combination of the two functions is much more valid than just one (Rabl et al. 2011; Calemma et al. 2013).
Such a conclusion, which holds true for every fusion plant, is much more valid for ICF plants in which it is possible to reach higher TBR values and to use tritium extraction systems easily.
Instead, he defines it as an individual's decision for personal autonomy, the decision to become intellectually adult". What has happened, though, writes Hind, is that what defenders of the Enlightenment now do is not much more valid than saying yah-boo to soft targets, while ignoring or glossing over the worse offenders.
It is the BH2-→Ge2- relation which is much more valid when compared to the BH2-→Si2, mainly due to the inert pair effect [14, 15].
