The phrase 'more received' is a correct and usable form of written English.
It is used to express the idea of something being more widely accepted or acknowledged. For example, 'The new policy has been more received by the public than the previous one.'.
Customers of Gap.com who spent $40 or more received a discount of $10 from ProFlowers.
Still more received "Section 8" vouchers to put toward rent elsewhere.
Many more received notifications that said the explosion was in Lahore who were nowhere in the vicinity.
Was it right for some families to receive huge payments while others, who needed help much more, received comparatively little?
Students who raised their scores by 50 points or more received $1,000 a year in merit scholarship aid.
Seniors who made a donation of $5 or more received a red and white braided cord to wear at commencement in recognition of their gift.
For dual axis tracking, hourly array re-orientation results in significantly more received insolation (17.6% greater than non-tracking horizontal array) while adjustments only on a seasonal or monthly basis still yield 8.5% relative gain.
For a contribution of $119, backers were promised one ButcherBox filled with beef; those who contributed $1,399 or more received a one-year subscription of monthly meat deliveries.
Thousands more people received life-enhancing services and thousands more received life-saving education, all generously and quietly funded by the Tisch family through the Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC) and other organizations.
His portrayal of a "queen" with dementia in Tennessee Williams's The Milk Train Doesn't Stop Here Any More received widespread acclaim and, more recently, a performance of The Importance of Being Earnest in Paris had audiences queuing round the block.
Many more received bare-metal stents — older products that studies indicated were less prone to the clotting risk but that are often not as effective at keeping arteries open.
