The phrase "a large margin to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difference or gap between two values, often in contexts like performance, scores, or measurements.
Example: "The team won the game by a large margin to secure their place in the finals."
Alternatives: "a significant gap to" or "a wide difference to".
Linear Fresnel collectors still present a large margin to improve efficiency.
Still, the people of Auburn, outside Manchester, voted Tuesday by a large margin to adopt a ballot system for the town and the school district.
Missouri is not the first state President Trump won by a large margin to show signs of a resurgent labor movement.
Two years ago, Congress voted by a large margin to let China into the World Trade Organization, even though that meant ending the annual review of its human rights record.
That dubious distinction belongs, by a large margin, to 2005 and its 28 named storms, which exhausted the World Meteorological Organization's yearly list of 21 names and forced officials to dip into the Greek alphabet for the first time.
In the last election in 1996, the Coimbatore parliamentary seat went by a large margin to this party, the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam, with the Hindu party candidate nowhere close.
And on Sunday, Greeks voted, by a surprisingly large margin, to reject the European austerity demands that would have meant more financial relief for Greece.
And they back Mr Kerry by a large margin (79% to 18%) to do more to promote fiscal discipline than Mr Bush.
Former TV comedian Jimmy Morales has won Guatemala's presidential elections by a large margin thanks to his image as an outsider and promises to tackle the kind of corruption that brought down the last elected president. .
Despite being down by a large margin prior to the Elimination Shootout, Team Lidstrom still had an opportunity to win the contest.
Who or what ultimately deserves more blame for Trump's victory: the people (who voted for Hillary Clinton by a large margin according to the popular vote) or the structure of our political system (which handed Trump victory thanks to the outdated Electoral College)?
