The phrase "a large berth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to nautical terms, referring to a spacious area for a ship to dock or maneuver, or metaphorically to indicate giving someone or something ample space or freedom.
Example: "The captain ensured that the vessel had a large berth to avoid any collisions with nearby boats."
Alternatives: "a wide space" or "ample room".
There is just one ensuite cabin, with a double berth and a large single berth, and guests have exclusive use of the deck at all times.
The second-seeded Stags (25-5), who got 18 points from Schrene Isidora had a nine-game winning streak stopped but still have a chance at an at-large berth.
The Sooners are strong contenders for an at-large berth in a Bowl Championship Series game.
A sometimes wrenching adjustment to a new coach in Joe Tartamella, the season-ending injury to the senior guard Eugeneia McPherson in the sixth game and a three-game slide that dropped St. John's to 9-9 were all part of a testing journey to an 18-12 record and an at-large berth.
Seventh-seeded Rutgers 21-111) seems a sure choice for an at-large berth.
Georgetown would be a long shot for an at-large berth in the 64-team National Collegiate Athletic Association field, but would go automatically if it wins the Big East tournament.
The Pirates are most likely just a few victories from ensuring an at-large berth to the National Collegiate Athletic Association tournament.
Seton Hall's power rating has jumped to No. 38 and its schedule is ranked the nation's seventh toughest, making an at-large berth in the N.C.A.A. tournament a possibility.
Already in a situation where more than a loss or two would practically eliminate them from consideration for an at-large berth to the N.C.A.A. tournament, the Huskies responded with an 11-2 run to open the second half and were back to within a point with 15 minutes 31 seconds to play.
"We beat Virginia Tech 19-111) and I thought we turned in a very solid effort against Virginia (15-13 last yeart year," said Timchal, who is hoping a strong non-conference schedule and perhaps a few upset wins might position Navy for an at-large berth in the NCAA Tournament.
