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The phrase "a sizeable hit for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant success or impact that something has had, often in a financial or cultural context.
Example: "The new movie was a sizeable hit for the studio, grossing over $100 million in its opening weekend."
Alternatives: "a significant success for" or "a major win for".
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It became a sizeable hit for its time, selling over fifty thousand copies.
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A sizeable hit, the film made over £100m worldwide.
It was a sizeable hit, taking $111m in the US and a further $104m worldwide.
Much like Mark Watson's The Hotel (a sizeable hit at this year's Edinburgh fringe), the show dispenses with traditional staging.
The UK gross of £28.7m marks it as a sizeable hit here, whereas the US gross of $55m has tarnished the film there as a costly flop.
The company shared the bad news on Friday night, adding that it also took a sizeable hit in fourth-quarter sales.
On Thursday, that theory took a sizeable hit.
One of his most successful releases was Pinchers' Lift It Up Again, a sizeable local hit in 1987 that described the joyous experience of a sound system dance.
Presumably Data Tote is offering some sort of guaranteed profit because otherwise a string of well-backed favourites winning could see the tracks taking a sizeable financial hit.
Strictly speaking, that is against the rules, and Alonso was duly told by the stewards to let Perez by once the race was re-started after the red-flag period that followed shortly afterwards because of a sizeable crash for Williams Pastor Maldonadoo, who had been hit by Max Chilton's Marussia.
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