The phrase "and substantially more" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that there is a significant amount beyond what has already been mentioned or quantified.
Example: "The project requires a budget of $10,000, and substantially more will be needed for unforeseen expenses."
Alternatives: "and significantly more" or "and a lot more".
Significant amount of additional advanced material and substantially more challenging projects.
He accumulated almost $1.5m in prize money and substantially more from his major sponsor, the sportswear company Billabong.
API-based partnerships, however, allow firms greater fluidity in business goals and substantially more experimentation in realizing them.
American companies pay $19 a year per employee for fully-funded schemes and substantially more for underfunded ones.
The Griswold Inn in Essex is a Colonial tavern and substantially more relaxed than the preceding two inns; it still is an informal gathering place for the community.
That's 10 times the efficiency of an incandescent bulb and substantially more than the 50-100 lumens/watt from a fluorescent bulb.
This approach is faster and substantially more accurate, and it runs on dramatically smaller memories than other FFT and k-space methods.
That makes the N.H.L.'s American-based owners slightly more Republican-leaning than N.F.L. owners, and substantially more so than N.B.A. owners.
New physical science Ph.D.s are considerably less likely to be postdocs, unemployed, or out of the job market than biomedical Ph.D.s--and substantially more likely to get faculty or industry jobs.
Three factors are at play: enormously increased data, significantly improved algorithms, and substantially more-powerful computer hardware.
We're absolved of the stress of critiquing the film in the greater and substantially more difficult— culture of 2018, and we're free to process it through the rose colored lenses of the original.
