The phrase "a force large" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to describe a significant or powerful force, but the correct phrasing would be "a large force."
Example: "The storm generated a large force that uprooted trees and damaged buildings."
Alternatives: "a significant force" or "a powerful force."
The answer was that the United States had waited until it could mobilize a force large enough not just to win the war but to dominate the peace.
Moreover, some question the viability of Mr. Biden's ultimate vision for Afghanistan, in which the United States would leave behind only a force large enough to secure American bases for counterterrorism operations there and in Pakistan.
The regime had been building up its forces there for months, he said, and he estimated that there were about five thousand troops — a force large enough to assault the rebels' stronghold in Kauda and to cut off their access to supplies.
So when in 1994 he was told he had glaucoma, Mr. Chisolm could not shake the feeling that a force larger than curiosity had been priming him.
Throughout the U.S. occupation, the insurgents, fearful of U.S. air power, rarely attacked with a force larger than 100 to 200 men.
In a DDRS, a marker drug contained in the core tablet is released only when the DDRS receives a force larger than its pre-determined crushing strength.
It occurred at 11 20 A.M. Another large explosion viewed by more than one satellite occurred on Oct. 1, 1990, over the Pacific Ocean and had a force larger than 1,000 tons of high explosives.
To ensure that the whole microcapsule had been compressed, a force larger than that required to collapse the microcapsule was used, producing a loading curve with two slopes.
We defined the atomic contact by the existence of a force larger than zero and studied three different length scales in the same system.
This would be a force larger than the active U.S. Army.
And the idea that there is a force, larger than I am, that is offering me food is a thought worth feasting on, particularly while eating a juicy plum over a kitchen sink.
