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The phrase "a stake in how" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's interest or investment in the outcome of a situation or decision-making process.
Example: "The community has a stake in how the new policy will affect local businesses."
Alternatives: "an interest in how" or "a concern about how".
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But a middle class with a stake in how the country is run barely exists.
They have a stake in how their tax dollars are invested.
Only then do you have a stake in how the country is run.
It has a stake in how these are used.Labour's so-called "nappy curriculum" has apparently helped in some ways.
Students have a stake in how menu information is presented on campus and their opinions could positively impact the general selection of healthy foods.
The model gives users an added buying incentive: when a user buys a song, that user has a stake in how well that song does in the future.
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But I worry about giving investors a stake in maximizing how much money I earn over the coming years.
"The world as a whole has a great stake in how we together respond to this global threat," she said, adding that "virus diseases, just like terrorism, know no national boundaries".
He said China had a huge stake in how the United States managed the dollar.
Many of the plow drivers live in town and have a personal stake in how well the roads are cleared.
Mutual fund investors, of course, have a direct stake in how their funds' portfolios fare in the months ahead.
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