The phrase "a share of more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of receiving a portion of something greater, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "I hope to receive a share of more resources for our project next quarter."
Alternatives: "a portion of additional" or "a part of greater".
This Morning attracted an average of 1.1 million viewers and a share of more than 13% between 10.30am and 12.30pm.
The partnership would have a share of more than 70percentt of the $1.25 billion book club market.
And even at companies like Green, where overcrowding is most acute, a share of more than two dozen riders interviewed in recent weeks said they were generally satisfied.
Early last year, when cities were competing for a share of more than $800 billion in federal stimulus money, Mr. Daley alone among city mayors refused to release his wish list.
A share of more racing purses may come, as well as a percentage of the possible tens of millions in stallion fees the horse may command long into retirement.
Except Google does a crucial job for web publishers by referring people to their site – hence the importance that media companies attach to search engine optimisation – and currently has a share of more than 90% of the UK search market.
The investor could sell as much as 10.6 percent of its stake, but plans to retain a blocking share of more than a quarter.
With a market share of more than a third, Stella remains the biggest player within the UK's premium lager sector.
This made Cardinal the leading distributor of surgical devices (with a market share of more than 30%) and increased its value as a one-stop shop for health providers.
Kraft cannot buy Garoto because it already has a market share of more than 20percentt, but the ruling could lead to a second chance for Cadbury to enter the Brazilian market.
Morrisons now has a market share of more than 15% and employs 145,000 staff.
