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The part of the sentence "more important works" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to a collection of works that are deemed to be more important than others, for example, "She has written a number of important works, but these two are her most important works."
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The more important works were sold privately, to ensure they ended up in museums, she said.
"We have more important works this year," Mr. Marlot said, "perhaps fewer, but more important".
The Grass is Singing is a useful introduction to one of the great writers of our time, and easier to teach than some of her more important works.
Among his more important works are The Oyster (1891), a monograph on "The Genus Salpa" (1893), and The Foundations of Zoology (1899).
Among his more important works are Medulla Theologiae (1623; The Marrow of Sacred Divinity, 1642) and De Conscientia et Ejus Jure vel Casibus (1632; Conscience, 1639).
One of Nyerere's more important works was a paper called "Ujamaa the Basis for African Socialism," which later served as the philosophical basis for the Arusha Declaration of 1967.
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It's not like we have more important work.
There's more important work being done out there, greater class injustices than music-industry greed".
Writers have more important work: authenticity, exposure of the sinews of the world and human relationships.
What's more important, working hard or knowing the right people?
Like Lewis Carroll and Tolkien, he viewed fiction as an enjoyable diversion from more important work.
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