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"more numerous than" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to compare two things or groups and to emphasize that one is significantly larger in number than the other. Example: "The student population at the university is more numerous than the faculty, with over 20,000 enrolled students and only 500 faculty members."
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Goats were more numerous than sheep.
Something more numerous than churches, perhaps?
We must be more numerous than they were expecting".
Black bears are small & more numerous than grizzly bears.
The latest Impreza is barely more numerous than a dodo.
Allopolyploid plant species are much more numerous than autopolyploids.
By his, and Riley's, admission, his ailments are more numerous than the diagnosis might suggest.
Their members are traditionally more likely to vote, and now they are more numerous than ever.
Indeed, the millions dehumanized and murdered by Stalin were more numerous than Hitler's victims.
The problems (as he goes on to note) are more numerous than that.
It's still Lady Mary, leaving a wake of defenders more numerous than her former lovers.
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