The phrase "a big sum in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large amount of money or a significant quantity in a specific context, often related to finance or transactions.
Example: "The company reported a big sum in profits this quarter, exceeding all expectations."
Alternatives: "a large amount in" or "a significant sum in".
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Officials estimate that there are between 50,000 and 70,000 victims, with losses of perhaps $180 million — a big sum in a place where most subsist on less than $2 a day and breadwinners have extended families counting on them.
A girl can make about $25 a week, a relatively big sum in an area of widespread poverty and unemployment.
"It is a big sum of money in the context of a police force where I want to get more uniformed officers back on the beat - it is a stark choice that has to be made," he said.
The newest figures from the FEC also show the Democrats' main Super Pac brought in a big sum.
Miss Edwards' money is a big sum but the government borrowed about £120.6bn in 2012-13 alone, so isn't it just a drop in the ocean?
If you think this is a big sum, you need to put the increase in terms of total electric bills per household.
These place the investment risk firmly on the employee.Low real interest rates imply that workers should save a bigger sum for their old age in order to generate their desired income.
Having product trial can let customers check for the quality of each calls before they can invest a bigger sum of money or buy phone cards in higher denominations.
4. The structure of the venture capital industry, in which a small number of firms each needed to invest big sums in a handful of start-ups to have a chance at significant returns.
The Numbers Big Sums in Advances Get Whittled Away In a Manhattan office cluttered with sports memorabilia, Mr. Padell, the accountant, outlined the economics of a typical hip-hop deal, with the caution that no two deals are identical.
