The phrase "a large interest in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing a significant level of curiosity or engagement in a particular subject or activity.
Example: "She has a large interest in environmental conservation and often volunteers for related projects."
Alternatives: "a strong interest in" or "a keen interest in".
Time Warner also has a large interest in Road Runner.
China in particular has a large interest in those.
In 1999, he was unable to work out an agreement to buy a large interest in The New York Observer.
The potential winners include lenders like the Texas Pacific Group, which will be providing a new round of financing in exchange for a large interest in the company.
The commission relaxed its prohibition on one network buying another so that Viacom could simultaneously own CBS and a large interest in UPN.
Until late last month, the family had a stake amounting to two million dollars in the Washington-based Carlyle Grouprivateivatequityty firm with a large interest in defense contracting.
For months, Media-Most has been seeking a foreign investor who could help it pay next year's debts and block Gazprom from taking a larger interest in NTV.
The complex transaction would streamline the holdings of Liberty Media, the company controlled by Mr. Malone, and would give Mr. Murdoch's News Corporation a larger interest in Gemstar-TV Guide International, in which News Corporation already has a 20percentt stake.
But he said that many experts thought CNOOC, whose shares are traded in Hong Kong, might be allowed to buy a larger interest in the fields, adding, "The 5percentt is probably at the low end of expectations".
During a childhood that he described as challenging, Mr. Campbell attended the Friends Central Schooll, operated by Quakers, as well as open-air classes during summers at Echo Hill Outdoor School in Maryland, where he said learning to sail on Chesapeake Bay awakened a larger interest in the natural world.
