The phrase "a bigger package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an increased quantity or size of a particular item or set of items, often in a commercial or descriptive context.
Example: "The store is offering a bigger package of snacks for the same price as the smaller one."
Alternatives: "a larger bundle of" or "an expanded set of".
The necessary legislation is due to be put before parliament alongside a bigger package of tax and labour-market changes on October 17th (see article).
A wide number of options are likely to be considered, including analysis of whether a bigger package of branches should be sold off.
The State Senate passed a charter bill on Dec. 2, as part of a bigger package of legislation, but the Assembly refused to go along.
Mr. Dorman said the decision was in large part impelled by his company's inability to offer local phone calls as part of a bigger package of voice and data services.
The evaluation model was part of a bigger package of teacher reforms that were supposed to result in student test-score improvement and better access to high-quality teachers for low-income minority students.
"It suggests no visit should be shorter than 30 minutes unless it is part of a bigger package of care, that the person knows the carer - so you don't want strangers going in for less than 30 minutes - and crucially, that the task that needs to be done can be done safely and effectively within that time".
Today she is a student at Roncalli and on track to attend university.The voucher scheme, potentially the biggest in America, was set up a year ago as part of a big package of educational reforms led by Indiana's governor, Mitch Daniels, and his superintendent of schools.
The Bank of England knows that, which is why a big package of measures designed to boost confidence will be announced next week.
A big package of measures from the Bank on 4 August – including an interest-rate cut – now looks inevitable.
In April, Barbara A. Rehm of American Banker wrote that the administration was working on a big package of nominations to send to the Hill all at once.
Then, officials say, it was the political advisers who told the economic team to come up with a big package of new and extended stimulus proposals.
