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The phrase "a large and powerful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has significant size and strength or influence, often in contexts related to objects, organizations, or entities.
Example: "The country has a large and powerful military that plays a crucial role in global security."
Alternatives: "a big and strong" or "a vast and influential".
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If true, they spell the beginning of the end of a large and powerful democracy.
The narrator said, "This nation has a large and powerful adversary.
How can you push the cutting edge while being confined by a large and powerful system?
This is certainly a large and powerful group, commonly knows as "Republicans".
Defenders of the dairy farms -- a large and powerful California industry -- say that number is a wild overestimation.
Google, as its employees seem to recognize, cannot pretend to be anything other than a large and powerful corporation.
Will the boomers be the last generation to know nuns as a large and powerful force in American Catholicism?
A large and powerful aircraft, it served as a bomber escort, a tactical bomber, and a photo-reconnaissance platform.
This required a large and powerful compressing plant, 50 horsepower or more, with associated air-storage tanks.
Now we have unnecessarily humiliated a large and powerful country that went out on a limb to offer us a peace feeler.
Not only does Hamilton find himself up against a formidable and thoroughly prepared foe but also a large and powerful nation.
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