The phrase "a large increase from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant rise or growth in a particular metric or value compared to a previous point of reference.
Example: "The company reported a large increase from last year's sales figures, indicating strong growth in the market."
Alternatives: "a significant rise from" or "a substantial growth from".
That's a large increase from a decade earlier, when less than 15 percent offered the feature.
"We were surprised to see such a large increase from a year ago, given the overall benign inflation rate in the U.S.," said Jim Dunigan, managing executive of investments for PNC, according to The Associated Press.
REUTERS BREAKINGVIEWS Credit Suisse Profit Soars in First Quarter | Credit Suisse posted first-quarter earnings of $1.4 billion, a large increase from the period a year earlier when the bank booked large charges on its own debt.
That number, along with the demographic ratings, represented a large increase from Spike's recent totals for "Raw".
Even allowing for a higher percentage of families willing to identify themselves as gay, these numbers still represent a large increase from the 1990 census.
His 2001 compensation provided a large increase from the 2000 level, while most Wall Street executives suffered pay cuts as the stock market sank.
Cardiac device infections showed a larger increase, from 0.94 device infections per 1000 beneficiaries in 1990 to 2.11 device infections per 1000 beneficiaries in 1999, which represents an increase of 124% during the study period (P for trend <.001).
A large increase in spending from a supposed Republican, tariffs from a supposed supporter of capitalism, unconstitutional mandates from a supposed conservative?
A large increase in Tg (from −70 to −20°C) and E′ (6.5 130 MPa) was observed from 1.05 to 7.9 triethoxy silane groups per chain.
But to keep American consumers safe, the F.D.A. will also need more authority and a large increase in financing from Congress.
New York's radio market -- the nation's largest and second in overall revenue but 21st in revenue growth -- saw the greatest leap between 1998 and 1999, driven primarily by a large increase in advertising from Internet companies.
