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The phrase "absorb much of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity of something to take in or incorporate a significant amount of a substance or information.
Example: "The sponge can absorb much of the water spilled on the floor."
Alternatives: "take in a large portion of" or "retain a significant amount of".
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Usually, the oceans absorb much of the carbon dioxide.
Despite this, manufacturers have been managing to absorb much of the rise in their input costs.
Add oxygenating plants which will absorb much of the available carbon dioxide.
British consumers and taxpayers would most likely absorb much of the cost.
So cancer is slowly receiving attention in Africa, but other diseases such as AIDS still absorb much of the funding.
Though there are fears that this will put upward pressure on short-term interest rates, in practice, the Bank of Japan can absorb much of the supply.
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The mountain range absorbs much of the annual monsoon rains.
But higher labour and equipment costs absorbed much of the increase.
That is partly because nuclear worries have absorbed much of the government's attention.
While teaching there, he apparently absorbed much of the history of the jail through anecdotes told by guards and inmates.
As the regulatory battle heats up, they are absorbing much of the collateral damage while enjoying little of the glory.
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