The phrase "a large degree is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or level of something, often in a formal or academic context.
Example: "The success of the project is attributed to a large degree to the team's collaborative efforts."
Alternatives: "a significant extent" or "a considerable amount".
"The disability community to a large degree is trying to get more visibility as a desirable constituency, whether you're talking about customers with money in their pockets, or a talent pool to hire from, or voters," Mr. Imparato said.
Oil may not hold sway over the nation's economy the way it once did, but in places like Houma, La., it still, to a large degree, is the economy.
"It could be difficult, because the use of air power, to a large degree, is negated when you get into this kind of urban warfare," Senator John McCain said Tuesday on "The Early Show" on CBS.
One could not think of a more disjointed, dysfunctional structure for railways than the one we've got in Britain, and that to a large degree is why they are so expensive.
While he expressed optimism that the American-led forces here would prevail and the insurgency would be defeated, "I look at this problem regionally, the viable outcome in Afghanistan to a large degree is dependent on some outcome in Pakistan with these tribal areas.
This is the Steinbrenner legacy, what he wanted all along, a pennant-winning-caliber team every year, a repetitive brand of excellence that to a large degree is bought but that assured fans that we would be in annual contention for the World Series.
Her legend, to a large degree, was Putnam's creation.
Indeed, what has defined his campaign recently has to a large degree been his absence from the trail.
Its fortunes have, to a large degree, been entwined with the popularity of dance music, especially in Britain.
That statement has, to a large degree, been both the foundation of and justification for all tax avoidance activity in the UK since.
In the tableland and plains regions, the natural vegetation has to a large degree been obliterated by centuries of human settlement and agriculture.
