The phrase "a big teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant lesson or concept that has been imparted, often in an educational or philosophical context.
Example: "The seminar provided a big teaching about the importance of empathy in leadership."
Alternatives: "a major lesson" or "a significant teaching".
"I realize it's just a big teaching job here, teaching these kids how to play," Piniella said.
The day it was brought home to me how important it is to get commissioning right involved receiving a letter from a clinician in a big teaching hospital about a patient who needed to have artificial legs fitted.
"What happens at a big teaching hospital may be very different from what happens at a small community hospital".
Multimodal hand hygiene improvement strategy is feasible and effective in a big teaching hospital in developing country.
That is part of the practice of medicine in a big large teaching hospital.
If the adviser is managing a big group, has a heavy teaching load, is in the midst of proposal-writing season, and is in the office working hard from dawn to dusk, the student should not expect a fast turnaround.
But heads and deputies from two big teaching unions voted for a boycott.
An angiogram costs $3,000 to $4,000 at a big metropolitan teaching hospital.
Roberta Greene was suffering such severe abdominal pain that she headed for the emergency room at a big Manhattan teaching hospital.
"I think in terms of being in a big London teaching hospital, we are more geared up to research, just from personal experience having worked in district generals in [UK county], there was no set up for research and it was very much a minor thing, and if anyone was doing something, they didn't have research nurses, it was very much clinician led.
Dr Guest of Trafford NHS says these clinical arguments mean a relatively small hospital like Trafford, surrounded by big teaching hospitals, has no choice but to change.
