'a large amount of flexibility' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in situations where you need to describe a situation that provides ample opportunity for change or adjustment. For example, "This job offers a large amount of flexibility - you can work from home or the office, and make your own schedule."
Besides, they have cognitive capabilities, which gives a large amount of flexibility of reconfiguration for resource allocation.
The development of a common framework for data representation provides users with a large amount of flexibility to develop new tools for managing the data while maintaining interoperability with external resources.
Interestingly, they found clear patterns: any given trait tends to be acquired at a characteristic time but, nonetheless, the order in which traits are acquired is not strict, which leads to a large amount of flexibility in the evolutionary trajectories.
With a pin-on diaper, there is a large amount of flexibility in how you fold and layer the diaper.
In other words, in ~88% of the cases, at least one residue undergo changes which shows the large amount of flexibility that occurs upon ligand binding.
Yet, in addition to the loss of flexibility, using this technology requires a large amount of development, optimization, and implementation time, which elevates the cost and risk of the implementation.
Bai et al. [5] reported a high dielectric constant for a polymer matrix composite containing a large amount of ferroelectric ceramic particles, which made the composite lose its flexibility.
Although the flexibility and diversity of the chromatin fibers make it impossible to perform a sub-volume averaging, a large amount of individual intense electron densities, likely attributed to the nucleosomes, are distinguishable (Fig. 3B).
"We have enormous flexibility with our working hours and arrangements, and don't lose time commuting to work," says Helen. "Our youngest son is deaf and has needed a large amount of medical treatment and support this year.
