The phrase "a great surface to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a favorable or suitable area for a specific activity or purpose.
Example: "The park provides a great surface to play soccer on during the weekends."
Alternatives: "an excellent area to" or "a perfect space to".
"Despite all the rain it was a great surface to play on," Löw said.
"It's unbelievable, a great surface to play on," Lacerda said before a recent practice on the man-made lawn.
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In our experiments A. digitata exposed a greater surface to the glow, which led in consequence to its faster heating up as compared to A. gregorii.
Children have a greater surface to volume ratio than do adults; therefore, they receive a greater dose from the pesticides to which they are exposed.
Thus, larger catheters expose a greater surface to the blood and may therefore create more efficient lesions by the indirect cooling effect of the blood stream.
Using simple scaling arguments one would have expected that a smaller organism, having a greater surface to volume ratio and therefore a greater input of nutrient per unit volume, would have grown faster.
This is a clever suggestion, as it offers a possible mechanism by which cell biochemistry could indirectly readout changes in cell size, since smaller cells have a greater surface to volume ratio than larger cells.
Unfortunately, the ultrasonic separation method is hardly applied to the particles whose sizes are smaller than 20 nm, because a smaller NaYF4 particle will have a greater surface-to-volume ratio than the bigger one, and therefore displays a much greater surface free energy, which induces the growth and aggregation under the function of ultra-sound treatment.
They provide a larger surface area for antimicrobial activity owing to a greater surface-to-volume ratio in comparison to larger particles [ 19, 26].
Such a highly desired structure with a great surface area of 213 m2/g is believed to be formed through the Ostwald ripening mechanism.
