The phrase "a large discount" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant reduction in price for a product or service.
Example: "The store is offering a large discount on all winter clothing this weekend."
Alternatives: "a substantial discount" or "a significant discount."
At Fresenius, a health care company, a substantial premium has turned into a large discount.
The shares have made sustained progress but still stand at a large discount on underlying holdings.
In effect, it was allowed to pay off the loan at a large discount to face value.
"That means exposing the Osprey owners to a large discount from book value as well," Mr. McCullough said.
An LNG terminal in Lithuania has already helped that country negotiate a large discount on the gas it receives by pipeline from Russia.
These fees can be paid either immediately on enrolment (which earns the student a large discount) or later through income tax, when earnings reach a specified level.
The center of the street celebration was Stein Mart Square — named for a large discount-clothing chain that was founded in Greenville and eventually moved its headquarters elsewhere.
The center of the street celebration was Stein Mart Square named for a large discount-clothing chain that was founded in Greenville and eventually moved its headquarters elsewhere.
An idea gaining currency among economists known as hyperbolic discounting is that individuals use a larger discount rate for shorter time periods.
It's a way for a retailer to get a larger discount without violating the 1936 Robinson-Patman Act, which prohibits producers from offering price advantages to favored retailers.
In Figure 10, it can be seen that when options or forward contracts result in improved server utilisation, consumers receive a larger discount.
