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The phrase "a share of about" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an approximate portion or percentage of something, often in contexts like finance, statistics, or resource allocation.
Example: "The company reported a share of about 25% in the market last quarter."
Alternatives: "approximately a portion of" or "roughly a percentage of".
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In the Chinese auto sector, Japanese automakers had a share of about 19 percent of the passenger car market in August before the protests.
The building sector is the largest consumer of energy in Morocco with a share of about 36% of the overall energy consumption of the country.
The USA is by far the largest producer of ethanol, with a share of about 60%% of global production in 2011.
Other investors include Imran Ahmad and Richard Hughes, from Zeus Capital, who own 9.8% each, Gers boss McCoist has also bought into the consortium and owns a share of about 4.5%.
The next closest competitor is Microsoft's Bing, with a share of about 2 percent.
At the moment the car market is dominated by the Japanese manufacturers, with a share of about 95%.
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Under the condition of peer-to-peer consumption combined with local storage, a community might develop a prosumption share of about 28%%.
A HarperCollins linkup would give the firm a market share of about 20%.
Until 2000 the industry consisted of a state monopolist, Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC), which still has a market share of about 70%.
Analysts predict that Nokia will hold on to the top spot for 1998, with a 25% share of a 140 million cell phone market worldwide, and that Motorola will trail with a market share of about 20%.
According to the latest data from online advertising network Chitika, Chrome for iOS currently has a market share of about 1.5% on its network.
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