The phrase "a bigger format" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a larger size or layout of a document, image, or any other type of content.
Example: "For the presentation, I recommend using a bigger format to ensure that everyone can see the details clearly."
Alternatives: "a larger format" or "an expanded format".
"This is a bigger format," Mr. Meyer said.
Fifteen years after revolutionising the glossy women's magazine market, Glamour is to scrap its "handbag" size, opting for a bigger format that recognises that in a digital age print magazines are now "luxurious and indulgent".
And basically, it's what exists on the iPad but in a bigger format.
In any case, Messenger for iPad is coming, so whether it's Tuesday or not, get ready to be Messaging in a bigger format.
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Ramsay's negotiations with ITV are understood to include the return of a big format similar to Hell's Kitchen.
I usually face each project individually based on what I find when I arrive to the place, the characteristics of the spot where I am working on a big format mural the wall where I am painting a piece with my name and the time I have to execute everything.
Working with only a flashlight and a big-format camera, Gary Schneider -- best known for his "Genetic Self Portrait" (1997-98), a series depicting the interior and exterior of his body -- here shows remarkable photographs (external only) of 26 men and women photographed life-size in the nude.
From 20 October, the largest dimensions of the two existing small parcel formats will be combined to create a single, bigger format measuring 45cm x 35cm x 16cm, saving up to £5.20 if the contents of a medium parcel can be fitted into the new small format.
If your webcam can handle this resolution you'll soon be appearing in an improved and bigger format on friends screens".
(About $1 a sheet for the bigger format; 35 cents apiece for the smaller size).
