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The phrase "heavy on" is correct and can be used in written English.
"Heavy on" typically means emphasizing or placing a lot of emphasis on something. It can also mean using a lot of something, such as a lot of a certain ingredient in cooking. Example 1: "This essay is heavy on statistics to support the author's argument." Example 2: "Add a little bit of salt to the dish, but heavy on the spices for more flavor."
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Heavy On The Vine is this latest one.
Mrs. Lincoln: "Preying heavy on their minds".
It was also heavy on ambition.
The restaurant is heavy on family recipes.
I was really heavy on court".
The crowd is heavy on expats.
All went heavy on the spices.
Not super heavy on the morals.
The Dolphins' schedule is heavy on A.F.C.
It's pretty heavy on both.
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heavy on faux Faberg.
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