The phrase "a large one for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the size of an object or item in relation to a specific context or category.
Example: "This is a large one for a coffee mug, holding up to 20 ounces."
Alternatives: "a big one for" or "a sizable one for".
The rooms are on a human scale – this was a private house, albeit a large one, for the military hero Count Maurits of Nassau-Siegen.
Pour a large one for me, will you?
They are placed throughout the courtroom for trial participants, with a large one for spectators.
I'm waiting for something that will never come: justice". Every small tragedy is a large one for some people.
One table held a display of pennants, offering a large one for a dollar and a small one for fifty cents.
At his death, Henty left more than £6,000, a good sum in today's money (nearly £400,000) and a large one for any author.
If any good staunch soldier has only a small shield, let him hand it over to a worse man, and take a larger one for himself". Hector on the other side set the Trojans in array.
One for petty cash, and a larger one for your shopping day.
With cooking an important part of the good life, Richard Brayton of Brayton & Hughes, an architectural firm, says that he has built houses with two kitchens: a compact one for the owners; a larger one for caterers.
With cooking now an important part of the good life, Richard Brayton of architectural firm Brayton & Hughes says he has built houses with two kitchens, a compact one for the owners to use, a larger one for caterers.
You may want to use a smaller brush for highlighter and a larger one for bronzer, simply because of the respective areas each product is used on- or different sized brushes to contour different areas of your face.
