The phrase "a large injection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant amount of something being introduced or added, often in contexts like finance, resources, or support.
Example: "The project received a large injection of funding, allowing it to expand its operations significantly."
Alternatives: "a substantial influx of" or "a significant boost of".
There's also a warning from chief executive David Sculley, that the company needs a large injection of fresh funding.
Without a large injection of cash, he said, Better Place was unable to continue its operations.
A bailout of the bank would involve a large injection of cash to cover bad loans in return for partial ownership.
I do see how a large injection of cash can do this in the short term – by paying off some debt.
But TNT, which has large operations across Europe, would need a large injection of investment to expand globally, analysts said.
This business provides sofware for ordering office supplies, but it needs a large injection of investment, so is unlikely to be pursued.
But Christina Romer PhD '85, who just finished a two-year term as the chair of President Barack Obama's Council of Economic Advisors, defended the White House's actions, even as she conceded that a larger injection of government spending would have been more effective.
These layoffs, which TechCrunch understands from sources close to the company were made to cut costs, come after E27 bagged $650,000 in funding last summer ahead of what we understood would be a larger injection of cash (to the tune of around $3 million) before the end of 2015.
This is a stable equilibrium but at a low level of wealth and output, and it cannot get out of this low-level equilibrium (sometimes called a "low-level attractor") without a potentially large injection of external assistance.
Mombasa has a large injection drug using population of about 26,000, with heroin being the predominant injection drug [ 3].
The combination of periodic functional maps and like-to-like patch connections would seem to suggest that a large injection covering all phases of orientation preference should uniformly label visual cortex, in conflict with observed labeling patterns.
