The phrase "a large cross-section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant or diverse representation of a particular group or category in a study, analysis, or discussion.
Example: "The survey included a large cross-section of the population, ensuring that various demographics were represented."
Alternatives: "a broad spectrum" or "a wide range".
A large cross-section of these are based on Java.
"We see it in soldiers, but a large cross-section of America has been emotionally wounded," Mr. Ross said.
But Trump, the man, has also helped to "galvanize a large cross-section of people across multiple issues," he said.
Holmium (165Ho) has a natural abundance of 100% and possesses a large cross-section for capturing thermal neutrons.
A large cross-section of the neighborhood passes through on the way to the subway station to catch the No. 6 train at Lexington Avenue.
The trial marks the first time that a large cross-section of the opposition's rank-and-file members are facing such a severe legal backlash.
If you throw a ball underwater, you'll find that the smaller it is, the faster it moves: A larger cross-section greatly increases the water's resistance.
If we encompass a larger cross-section of the public in Medicare, we will create a platform to address health care spending equitably.
"There are some very, very talented actors and directors working on some very good material, and I think there's probably a larger cross-section of audience than people might have imagined existed for plays in New York".
If, on the other hand, Covent Garden is to retain official status, it will have to discard its air of lordly entitlement and appeal to a larger cross-section of the public.
"The success of the authors' materials-engineering approach to identifying promising solid-state defect-based quantum platforms highlights the versatility of solid-state defects and is likely to inspire a more comprehensive and extensive search across a larger cross-section of material and defect candidates," said Jayich, who was not involved in the research.
