The phrase "a substitute of more" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to express the idea of replacing something with an increased quantity or alternative.
Example: "We need to find a substitute of more effective solutions to address this issue."
Alternatives: "an alternative to more" or "a replacement for more".
It can also be used as a substitute of the more expensive adsorbents for the removal of metals from the contaminated water bodies as it is less costly and available locally.
It exhibits similar therapeutic effects of Panax ginsengas as tonic agents and is used in many cases as a substitute of the much more costly Panax ginseng.
But he suggested that, for Mr. Rangel, the stream of announcements might serve as a substitute for more laborious campaigning that, because of his age and serious back problems, is more challenging this year.
But his palate had been trained by first-class fare at home and abroad, where he had forged an emotional connection to food as a substitute for more standard forms of affection.
"At least I'm not using our tithing as a salve for, say, cutting corners ethically in my work," he said, "but I do worry about making it a substitute for more personal acts of helping".
While apologies are considered by some to make a significant contribution to reconciliation (Brooks 2004, M. Murphy 2011), others worry that, in political cases, apologies may be used as a substitute for more substantive forms of redress (Corntassel and Holder 2008).
Human tissue monitoring, however, is not a substitute for more traditional methods of measuring exposure, but rather a complementary approach.
According with this conceptualization of the nursing home as a substitute of family, proxy informants demanded more participation in the decision-making about the care of their relatives.
Enamels have long been used to decorate the surface of metal objects, perhaps originally as a substitute for the more costly process of inlaying with precious or semiprecious stones but later as a decorative medium in their own right.
For many, this question will trigger a belief that even a society that perfectly implements equality of opportunity and in which superior positions always go to those who most merit them could not be a substitute for a more complete theory of justice that addresses the issue, what sorts of social hierarchy are morally acceptable.
