The phrase "army greater" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to compare the size or strength of an army to something else, but without context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "In the debate about military strength, some argue that an army greater than its adversaries is essential for victory."
Alternatives: "larger army" or "stronger military force".
The decision gives the Army greater flexibility in moving him around, though it remained unclear when or to where that might happen.
Tough new antiterrorism laws have given the army greater legal powers, and the number of deaths in military custody has declined in recent months since a military court system, authorized by Parliament in January, became active.
Imagine an army greater than 10,000 strong reciting this garbage?
This latter agreement was particularly welcomed in Vienna as a sign of increased Austrian independence despite the fact that she could no longer afford to maintain an army greater than the limit prescribed anyway.
Jackson insisted that the change was necessary to give the Army greater flexibility and capability, but said he was "acutely aware that this will be sad and unwelcome news for at least some of the infantry".
Is Rush totally ignorant?... or does he want the best of all combinations: a peaceful country, no army, great health care, great affordable education.
That was the same army my great-great-grandfather was fighting against in the battles in and around Atlanta.
Computers and the internet have transformed economies and given Western armies great advantages, such as the ability to send remotely piloted aircraft across the world to gather intelligence and attack targets.
Going back to the establishment of complex forms of government and standing armies, great powers have always invested heavily in their defenses.
On the other hand, there is a genuine danger that the army's greater military strength will turn into greater political power.To counter that means doing more to safeguard democracy and human rights.
Earlier this year the AK government drew up more constitutional reforms, including provisions to subject the army to greater civilian control and give parliament more say in judicial appointments.
