The phrase "sufficiently more" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically means "significantly more than what is necessary or expected." Example: My job promotion came with a sufficiently more attractive salary, allowing me to finally save up for my dream vacation.
All these asymmetric dienones are sufficiently more potent than curcumin and their corresponding symmetric counterparts.
At the potentials sufficiently more positive than OCP, macroporous hole was formed to limit further in situ EC-STM study.
Still, as so often in the world of Fifa, there is almost always another bigwig behaving in a sufficiently more questionable way to distract from yourself.
This suggests that women are sufficiently more attractive at peak fertility to persuade men to part with their hard-earned cash.
Since his specific information about Spinelli using two phones with particular numbers had been verified, did not his allegation about gambling thereby become sufficiently more believable if the Draper principle is to be given any scope at all?
They say they are delaying delivery of the Sierra series partly because they are unconvinced it is sufficiently more powerful or cost effective than I.B.M.'s older line of 308X mainframes.
Finally, in our modeling we have only consider the 60,592 ties which are sufficiently active (more than 5 communication events in Ω) that have a duration of more than 50 days to prevent very short ties.
"If you make political discourse sufficiently negative, more people will become cynical and stop paying attention.
Critics such as Amnesty International say the UN has failed to address the problem sufficiently for more than two decades.
The Fed's current policy, they argue, has failed to stimulate growth sufficiently, leaving more than 25 million Americans unable to find full-time work.
This electro active intermediate undergoes oxidation at 0.3 V, sufficiently stable (more than two hours) and reacts with CDNB to form UV active but electro inactive final product.
