The phrase "a share of over" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a portion or percentage of a larger quantity, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The company reported a share of over 30% in the market for the last quarter."
Alternatives: "a portion exceeding" or "a percentage greater than".
The $3 billion deal will create Reynolds America with a share of over 30% of the American market.
At the time that negotiations first began, in the early 2000s, IE had a share of over 80% among browsers.
Australia leads the field with a share of over 15%, and Chile and South Africa have each leapt from around 1% of the market to about 6% in only six years (see chart 1).
With the French socialists divided about the constitution, President Chirac unpopular with the electorate and the extremes on left and right likely to take a share of over 20% of the vote, a French "no" is certainly possible.In the same way, Britain may change its mind.
Even more important will be the challenge to Google's lucrative business in search-related ads, a market which it dominates even more with a share of over 70% in America.Earlier this month, Google announced that it is developing a free operating system for personal computers called Chrome OS, thus mounting a direct attack on Microsoft and Windows.
Large tracts of sheep pasture and forest are being converted to churn out more milk, or "white gold".Bestriding the local market with a share of over 90% is Fonterra, a co-operative formed in 2001 as a national champion, from two smaller entities and the former New Zealand Dairy Board.
Multistage Flash Desalination has a market share of over 60% of the worldwide desalination market, and in the Middle East Area this share jumps to almost 80%.
The corollary, of course, is that he will not step down -- and the Northern Alliance will not hand over a share of power over the half of Afghanistan it now controls -- so long as a new government is not agreed upon.
It pulled in a share of 24.2% over 90 minutes from 9pm, according to unofficial overnights.
In fact, total investment in rich economies has actually fallen as a share of GDP over the past decade (see chart).
Tax credits are a mechanism for redressing the fall in wages as a share of GDP over the last 15 years.
