The phrase "a big error and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant mistake or issue, often leading into further explanation or consequences.
Example: "The project was delayed due to a big error and we need to address it immediately to stay on schedule."
Alternatives: "a major mistake and" or "a significant error and".
"Everyone knows that was a big error and we expect better on these occasions," he remarked.
Janka also made a big error and lost speed cresting the steep final pitch into the finish.
"I'm there moaning at the lads all afternoon and I'm the one who makes a big error and had to carry the weight of letting us down.
But if you're hoping for a big error and a shock Labour win, consider this: right now, the Tories are leading by an average of about 15 percentage points.
"I made a big error in Vancouver and did too much training," he said.
During the recess, while I was talking to another person [FARC Commander] 'Iván Márquez' approached me and said: 'What FARC did to your family was a very big error and I'm asking for forgiveness Your brother Rodrigo was a great man.
Mr. Fischer -- who was speaking to reporters after meeting his Israeli counterpart, Shlomo Ben-Amin in Berlin today -- said that taking part in street battles with the police had been "a bad mistake and a big error".
Riesch, who led after the first run, overcame a big error in her second and finished the two runs in 1 minute 55.97 seconds.
Now that would be a big, big error and I hope the government does not make it, because if you allow for a vacuum to continue you eventually go backwards and this fuels instability".
It is worth noting that, due to the non-uniform distribution of scalar sensors, there is a big error between the estimated event area and actual area.
The 31-year-old said she was unable to adjust to the change in terrain and made a big error on the final tight, twisty pitch into the finish line.
