The phrase "greater of either" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used in contexts where a comparison is made between two options, but the correct phrase would be "greater of the two."
Example: "When comparing the two investments, we should choose the greater of the two for better returns."
Alternatives: "larger of the two" or "higher of the two."
Mr. Sussman was paid the greater of either 10 percent annual interest rate or 40 percent of the company's profit.
Amazon will pay developers the greater of either 70 percent of the sale price, which is the standard revenue-share percentage for app stores, or 20 percent of the price the developer suggests the app sells for.
1202 provides that the amount of the gain that can be excluded from taxation for an individual is the greater of either 10 times the investment or $10 million for each specific qualifying investment made by the fund.
As part of its solicitation, the city also required the developers to pay the greater of either a minimum annual payment of at least $17.5 million or 50percentt of gross revenues.
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A score of 11 or greater on either of the subscales suggests clinically significant symptoms of anxiety or depression.
Results indicated no overall greater efficacy of either delivery style when all question types were taken into account but significantly different delivery-specific results depending on which level of Bloom's taxonomy was assessed.
Nevertheless, these advances in obtaining transgene expression with the scaffold have created opportunities to develop greater control of either delivery or expression and to identify the best practices for promoting tissue formation.
The global incidence of severe sepsis is greater than of either cancer or myocardial infarction, with a mortality rate estimated at 40% [ 1- 3].
However, an NNT of 250 was observed for exenatide QW compared to metformin suggesting no greater benefit of either treatment in achieving this composite goal.
