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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a vast slice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large portion or segment of something, often in a figurative sense.
Example: "The report covers a vast slice of the current economic landscape, highlighting key trends and challenges."
Alternatives: "a large portion of" or "a significant part of".
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With Kuwait in its hands, Iraq controlled a vast slice of the world's oil reserves: so the Gulf conflict was about protecting America's economy.
Balmain's new celebrity firepower brought it a vast slice of the fashion bandwidth, and this new status as an industry headliner brought about the collaboration with H&M last year, which made the brand a household name.
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Planned like a vast triangular slice of cake, the extension goes so far back that most worshippers won't even be able to see the Kaaba.
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The 128 TF RE combined genotypes whose affinity we measured represent a tiny slice of the vast joint sequence space of possible TFs and REs.
A vast quantity of waste sludge is generated during the silicon wafers slicing process in semiconductor and photovoltaic industries.
To illustrate how this applies to a vast array of assets, I will take a relatively small but easily understood slice and talk about an example using an impact lens coupled with a financial product used by institutions. .
Is the UK government truly concerned about hungry people in Africa and south-east Asia, or is Paterson just doing the work of the few agribusiness giants that want a slice of the vast and growing developing world market?
After the oil boom of the early 1970s this became a fundamental tenet of Saudi foreign policy, and a sizeable slice of the country's vast oil revenues has been devoted to promoting Wahhabism at the expense of more tolerant forms of Islam.
He has a vast repertoire of voices.
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