The phrase "a large diet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diet that consists of a significant quantity or variety of food.
Example: "To maintain his energy levels during training, he follows a large diet rich in proteins and carbohydrates."
Alternatives: "a substantial diet" or "an extensive diet".
They have to have a large diet and have a huge appetite.
She ordered a smoked-turkey and Boursin cheese sandwich on French bread, with lettuce and tomato, and a large Diet Coke.
We bought Stelios a large Diet Coke at McDonald's to hear what he's up to.
Except for the fact that recent studies have found that one diet drink a week increases your risk of Type 2 diabetes by 33percentt and a large diet drink increases the risk by 66percentt.
I am not always compassionate towards the elderly driver going at a snail's pace in front of me because for the love of God, man, McDonald's stops serving breakfast in five minutes and my day really needs to be fueled by a bacon, egg and cheese biscuit with a large Diet Coke.
If the estimated energy requirement exceeded 9,500 kJ/day a large diet was given (11,000 kJ/day).
That's why Bennett urges people to consider their favorite diet app as just one tool in a larger diet and fitness toolbox – one that should also include advice from a doctor, dietician, psychologist or other trained professional.
And as I shamble out of the room and into the world, I will push the memory of what I saw from my mind and burp forcefully as I order a Big Mac and large diet Sprite at the local eatery and petulantly pay with change and an expired coupon from last Halloween.
There is Dale Klein, the school bus driver (large Diet Pepsi with a refill).
In addition, the healthy twin in the discordant pair provides a control matched in age and, to a large extent, diet and other environmental exposures.
Quite a large variation between diet groups and seasons were registered in condition factor.
