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The phrase "about twice as much" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing quantities or amounts, indicating that one is approximately double the other.
Example: "The new model costs about twice as much as the previous version."
Alternatives: "roughly double" or "approximately two times more".
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— had about twice as much as the dog.
Danish machines, by contrast, tended to be rigid and weighed about twice as much.
But if you can only drive automatic, expect to pay about twice as much.
Rich jamón ibérico is sliced to perfection but costs about twice as much as it should.
Americans spend about twice as much as Canadians, Germans, French or British.
But chocolate milk can contain about twice as much sugar as plain low-fat milk.
The Redskins are worth about twice as much as you bought them for.
In general, the Caribbean side receives about twice as much rain as the Pacific region.
Plants that burn coal produce about twice as much carbon dioxide as generators using gas.
That is about twice as much as observed in the other patients.
In 2008, there was about twice as much strong opposition as strong support.
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