The phrase "a large basin and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a physical object or location that includes a large basin as part of a list or series of items.
Example: "The garden featured a large basin and several beautiful fountains that added to its charm."
Alternatives: "a sizable basin along with" or "a big basin and also".
Fargo advised the Foote brothers about possible hydropower locations on the Muskegon River, which has the second largest outflow of an inland (non Great Lakes connecting) river of Michigan after the Grand River (which has a larger basin and the largest outflow of Michigan's inland rivers).
The piece consists of a large basin of water and five stones.
The Samar and Bohol (Mindanao) seas lie to the north and south, and Leyte Gulf occupies a large basin between eastern Leyte and southern Samar Island.
mache (lamb's lettuce) rosettes 450g a small shallot finely sliced sherry vinegar a tbsp red-wine vinegar a tbsp salt and pepper Dijon mustard a tsp olive oil 3 tbsp walnut oil 1 tbsp eggs, hard boiled 2 roughly chopped Swish the mache rosettes in a large basin of cold water and drain well.
The washstand consisted of a wooden structure of varying shape and complexity intended to accommodate a large basin, a pitcher, a toothbrush jar, and various other toilet accessories, frequently including one or more chamber pots housed in cupboards at the base of the structure.
Most intriguingly, a large basin is inscribed in Arabic and French to the name of Hugues de Lusignan, King of Cyprus (1324-59).
"In Setsuko's Garden" was a hypnotic solo to melancholy music by Evan Ziporyn in which Ms. Hawkins solemnly approached a large basin, lowered herself into it and rocked, as if in a purification ritual.
This area belongs to a large basin that drains the western and central portions of Tierra del Fuego toward the Atlantic ocean.
Although the Panuco is a large basin, the relationship between discharge and suspended sediment concentration represents a departure from the oft-reported study by Heidel [Trans. - Am. Geophys. Union 37 (1956) 56].
