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Discover LudwigThe phrase "an increasingly large slice of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a growing portion or share of something, often in contexts related to statistics, demographics, or market share.
Example: "In recent years, an increasingly large slice of the population has turned to online shopping for their retail needs."
Alternatives: "a growing share of" or "an expanding portion of".
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While gambling firms are buying an increasingly large slice of the TV advertising market, complaints about them have decreased.
But this post also flags up another important point - the trend began earlier than many might think,with the wealthiest starting to claim an increasingly large slice of the pie from the mid-1980s onwards.
Demand for watches has soared in Asia — a region that accounted for more than half of Swiss watch exports last year — with makers of mechanical watches capturing an increasingly large slice of the market.
As EdTech becomes an increasingly large slice of the school budget, software companies will continue to develop solutions that encourage student learning.
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While Fisher estimates roughly one half of his clients are still performing artists, an increasingly large slice is comprised of non-actors from the Broadway fold: directors, agents, stagehands, composers, and even critics.
Android-powered devices continue to slice out an increasingly large percentage of the tablet market, but continue to trail hardcore in usage figures.
Flow captures the fact that simultaneously Saudi Arabia is a (increasingly) large sender of attacks and the U.S. is (increasingly) a large receiver of attacks.
Companies in many industries prefer a small slice of a huge market to a large slice of a small one.
A young man boarded, holding a large slice of pizza in his outstretched hand.
Making payment straightforward is clearly a major hurdle to capturing a large slice of overseas travelers.
To be willing to sacrifice a large slice of a familiar (but shrinking) pie or to take a smaller slice of a larger (and growing) ecosystem pie?
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