"much exceeded" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when something or someone has gone beyond the usual amount or level. For example: "His expectations were much exceeded when he saw the finished product."
Mr. Berger would not directly comment on the profitability of the series, only saying, "We had stream goals that we very much exceeded".
McArthur's control of her convoluted if derivative material never wavers, although her interest in the intricacies of galactic politics much exceeded mine.
Once the new capital was established, the city grew at a regular rate of about 7 percent a year, soon reaching 50,000 inhabitants, a figure not much exceeded in the days of Athens's greatest power and glory.
Since the concentration of NaBH4 much exceeded than that of 4-NA (100-fold), the kinetic reduction was considered to be pseudo-first order.
They were followed by Romanian sensation Barac, who very much exceeded the hype.
"The general average of Warrants issued during the present century, does not much exceed 8 a-year," the investigation revealed.
The Clubman's $1,900-$1,900-$2,250m over the standard model seems a bit much, exceeding the $1,800 jump from a BMW 328i sedan ($32,400) to the 3 Series wagon ($34,200).
Consequently, the longitudinal shear strength of the Y-frame much exceeds its compressive strength and transverse shear strength.
If value d 2 x, x i β is too large (which happens when average distances between compounds in the original data space are much exceed one), additional coefficient β1 can be used for both training the model and extending it to the new points.
The analysis of a nonstationary diffusion process, after transition to the limit of times much exceeding the mean passage time of a single pore, enables to obtain general expressions connecting the effective diffusivity in a porous medium with the statistical parameters of structural elements.
"Well, one DOT-111 car holds about 30,000 gallons 2014 that pretty much exceeds our capacity".
