The phrase "a large match" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a match that is physically big in size, or metaphorically to describe a significant competition or pairing.
Example: "He struck a large match to light the campfire, illuminating the surrounding area."
Alternatives: "a big match" or "a sizable match".
They make smaller bids at the beginning and then, just as things are tailing off, they throw down a large match bid, which everyone else feels obliged to match.
In one case where the FEC considered a 2-for-1 match, three commissioners dissented, arguing that such a large match would "skew the incentives" and "undercut the voluntariness" of the donations, according to Bloomberg.
In selecting a given matching estimator, a matching estimator which balances all explanatory variables (i.e. results in non-significant mean differences between the two groups) bears a low R 2 value and also results in a large matched sample size which is preferable.
First, we apply a very recent approach to estimating firm-level wage discrimination against immigrants developed by Bartolucci (2014); we are the first to estimate these effects with a large matched employer-employee dataset covering the Belgian labor market, a country that is generally considered as having comparatively strong anti-discrimination legislation.
Endocrine disturbances in HD and their link with disease severity have not been investigated previously in a large matched case-control study, despite their pathophysiological and clinical relevance [28].
We present an updated analysis of breastfeeding and risk of breast cancer using a large matched sample of BRCA mutation carriers.
However, the evidence was limited and the review highlighted the need for further research comprised of a large, matched cohort study.
Indeed, in a large matched cohort study of patients with early onset VAP [ 5], an association between VAP and poor clinical and economic outcomes was demonstrated, but hospital mortality was not attributable to VAP in this analysis.
Analysing the promoters of Wnt signalling antagonists in a large matched sample set of various stages of CRC showed that the frequency and levels of hypermethylation increased with neoplastic progression, in a progressive multistep pattern from normal epithelium to adenoma to adenocarcinoma.
That was surprising, because a larger match is effectively a deeper discount on a person's gift.
Mr. Gore's proposal, because it relies on refundable credits rather than deductions and provides a larger match for the savings of low-income families, would be steeply progressive.
