The phrase "a large hit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has achieved significant success or impact, often in the context of entertainment, sales, or popularity.
Example: "The new movie was a large hit at the box office, breaking several records in its opening weekend."
Alternatives: "a big success" or "a major hit."
Iran will take a large hit.
It was not in contiguous memory, and the hopping around took a large hit.
The parties, which were the chief beneficiaries of soft money, may take a large hit.
Moody's Analytics estimates that letting the two provisions lapse would cause a large hit to demand that would result in the loss of more than 500,000 jobs in 2012.
Black Girl Power in Music, the panel ranged over subjects including Beyoncé's Formation, Nicki Minaj's complaint over not being nominated for an award at the VMAs, and how Mark Ronson's Uptown Funk would never have been a large hit if it had been made by black artists – despite being, as one panelist said, a conspicuous throwback to black soul musicians such as the Time.
Montreal-based aerospace and transportation company, Bombardier, suffered a large hit to its reputation this year and saw its RepTrak Pulse rating fall from 66.2 (still not great) to a dismal 56.7.
If they lose, the community itself will take a larger hit in terms of the assessment of its effectiveness".
The Home Investment Partnerships Program, a housing program that was trimmed by 4percentthis yearar, is expected to take a larger hit in the president's 2006 budget.
The New Jersey market "is much weaker now, because it's tied to the national economy," Mr. Jodka said, "so as retailers have slumped, as trade has slumped, northern New Jersey has taken a larger hit".
Recently advances have plummeted for all writers but the literary community has taken a larger hit (in the light of the new sales information the only way to justify spending big bucks is if a book is assured big sales).
When Governor Martin O'Malley proposed a plan to cut funding to schools across the state, with Baltimore taking a larger hit compared to other districts, the Baltimore Education Coalition spoke up and organized marches at the state capitol in Annapolis.
