The phrase "a large holding" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or property ownership, typically referring to a significant amount of assets or shares owned by an individual or entity.
Example: "The investor reported a large holding in renewable energy stocks, indicating a strong commitment to sustainable investments."
Alternatives: "a substantial stake" or "a significant investment".
However, they generate a large holding force, which is needed to precisely maintain the stage position in fine stages.
Mizuho Financial Group, a large holding company, has been experimenting with blockchain technology for several years as part of a project dubbed "J-Coin" and plans to release its own digital currency for retail payments in March.
Dubai World, a large holding company, has also bought a controlling share in a local airline and built an industrial park, new roads and a $200 million, five-star hotel, with gurgling fountains and possibly the greenest lawn in the Horn of Africa.
One media report says it could set a precedent for other foreign bidders to further court other major South Korean firms in which they already have a large holding.
It's a large holding company that searches for specialty parts used in heavy machinery ― unique panels, connectors, cables and other components ― that are produced exclusively by a single company.
Therefore, the design is improved by incorporating a large holding pool into which migratory fish are attracted.
The drama takes place in 1999 -- pre 9/11, before this strange and foreign place had assumed a large hold on our collective psyche.
But the same poll finds that a net 54% of managers are overweight equities (ie, have a larger holding than normal).
This collection represents the manuscript portion of a larger holding of materials created by or relating to poet Ezra Pound, compiled by collector Richard Frary.
The babies were moved to a larger holding tank out of public view that is fed by the same water in which they were born.
It follows that with greater supervision, all other things equal (e.g. no biological effects associated with the occurrence of disease as suggested above), we should expect, from a larger holding, a greater case count.
