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'Greater loyalty' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a degree of loyalty that is greater than normal or average. For example: "The new CEO is confident that greater loyalty from employees will help the company reach its goals."
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You end up having greater loyalty with your customers.
Now we pay more and we have greater loyalty, more energy and higher productivity.
They see no reason why journalists can't work harder, more efficiently and with greater loyalty.
Moreover, as modern novels, they command a greater loyalty and bigger audience.
Naturally, they feel greater loyalty and commitment to their organizations as a result.
Liverpool fans argue that having supported him through thick and thin, mostly thin, they deserve greater loyalty.
Seamen can know no greater loyalty than that from a captain, and Nelson's crews gave it without reservation in return.
However, because Patagonia is privately held, it's unclear if the company's bet has resulted in greater revenues or greater loyalty.
There were no agonies for him about whether there was a greater loyalty to party unity or to personal ambition.
But in the end he felt a greater loyalty to his country, and he went to the White House.
An employee making more than the market rate, after all, is likely to work harder and show greater loyalty.
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