The phrase "a large balance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or any situation where a significant amount of something is being discussed, such as money or resources.
Example: "After reviewing the account statements, I noticed that there is a large balance remaining in the savings account."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount" or "a significant balance".
"But we've had the luxury of being a stable landlord with a large balance sheet".
■ Person 2: someone always in credit but not with a large balance Pru has a £1,500 average monthly balance after paying all her bills from the account.
My two questions are, does carrying a large balance, even if on IBR, over that time period negatively affect my credit score?
Since its launch in 2012, the 123 account has become one of the UK's most popular current accounts, particularly attractive to those who hold a large balance and are looking for good returns.
In addition, balloon-payment mortgages — in which a large balance is due at the end of the loan's term — will be treated as qualified mortgages when they are originated and held in portfolio by community-based lenders in underserved areas.
Will that make it difficult or impossible to be approved for a car or home loan in the future if I have a large balance on IBR but am current on all payments?
Brigham's CEO said a bigger enterprise with a larger balance sheet will be better positioned to take advantage of the company's large and growing inventory on Williston Basin drilling locations.
Alternatively, you could apply for a low-interest debt consolidation loan, if you're trying to pay down a larger balance or you want more structured payments.
The first generation 4-plex iTRAQ reagent was modified with a larger balancing group in the 8-plex iTRAQ reagent to support additional isotopes and afford additional quantitative channels.
Rarely has cash been such a large proportion of the corporate balance sheet this late in an economic expansion.
Transaction services are important, but they do not require a very large balance sheet; these can equally well be performed by a network of small, nimble financial firms.
