The phrase "a generous size of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the ample quantity or dimensions of something, often in a positive context.
Example: "The restaurant served a generous size of pasta, enough to satisfy even the hungriest diners."
Alternatives: "a large portion of" or "an ample amount of".
The interior pocket are (in general) a generous size, and all of them have a high quality zippers and metal pulls.
The breakfast and dining area is light and airy, the rooms are a generous size with many having views of the river or Saint Fin Barre's cathedral and there's even a small spa, pool and gym area.
What is enjoyable and unusual in a piece of this kind is the generous size of the cast.
After noticing the generous size of the entrees around us, we decided to order a combination of fagakia, or "small dishes," with one entree.
Mr. Namer points out the generous size of the third bedroom, which measures 12 by 14 feet.
Due to the rather generous size of the allowed intervals we did not observe parameters approaching their hard limits in our final runs.
In a generous-size soup pot, heat the oil over medium heat.
Yet despite its generous size, range of interests and world-class backdrop, the event has yet to establish an identity and is still viewed as flyover territory by many in the industry seeking sales or buzz.
I wasn't hiding behind a 'Realty.' " What people wanted, he insisted, was epitomized after World War II by the standard Lefrak product in Brooklyn, and later Queens, the Bronx and Manhattan: a two-bedroom, two-bath apartment of generous size, usually with a sunken living room in a six-story brick building with a fair rent.
In a similar vein, the generous size and notched rim of the crown, as well as the ratcheted case edge, facilitate getting a quick and sure grip on this exceptional instrument.
