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Discover Ludwig"times brighter" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to describe how intense or bright something is relative to another thing. For example, "This new light bulb is three times brighter than the old one!".
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The most luminous are 50 times brighter.
It's nearly two million times brighter than the sun!
"The light there is 10 times brighter than anywhere else.
The silver nanoparticles make the fluorescent signal 10 times brighter.
The ring was many times brighter from this perspective.
These observations show that the source became at least 100 times brighter in X-rays.
For example, the GCaMP we used is about 100 times brighter in a high calcium concentration.
Our own sun, for example, is ten billion times brighter than Earth.
They also glow up to eight times brighter than the old lights.
The M6 was like 10 times brighter than any normal flashlight".
His musings always made the "The New York Times" brighter and much more delicious reading.
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