The phrase "a thousand or even" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize a large quantity or number, often suggesting that the actual number could be even higher than what is stated.
Example: "The project could cost a thousand or even more dollars if we include all the additional expenses."
Alternatives: "a thousand or more" or "a thousand or possibly".
If life can spring up on two planets independently, why not on a thousand or even a billion others?
Handsome as they are, none of these pictures are worth a thousand, or even a dozen, words.
"In recent years some areas have, because of poor handling and multiple other reasons, experienced rising numbers of group incidents and their scale has been expanding, frequently involving over a thousand or even ten thousand people," it says.
"When those ice masses parted, human groups that had been separated for maybe a thousand or even few thousand years would have had a chance to get back in touch with each other," Ives says—just as the bison appear to have done.
He talks repeatedly about his treasure hunt lasting for a thousand or even 10,000 years, carrying the memory of him with it, long after his death.
In R. (Bancoult) v. Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs (No. 2) (2007), it was accepted that members of a group of close to a thousand or even up to several thousand people could have a legitimate expectation of a substantive benefit following the government's announcement of its intentions.
The rest of the movie, no surprise, is devoted to ramping Duncan up to an eight, or even a nine.
And I would need to be a six, or even a four.
I recommend adopting a two- or even a three-browser strategy.
This on the scale of one to 10 is probably a nine or even a 10.
Conventional circumferential stabilization for pathologies causing instability of the thoracic spine requires a two or even a three-staged procedure.
