The phrase "a large package and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when listing items or describing something that is part of a larger context, typically followed by additional information.
Example: "I received a large package and a small envelope in the mail today."
Alternatives: "a big parcel and" or "an oversized shipment and".
"With respect to air attacks," CLinton says, "that has to be part of a larger package, and I believe that this is" an ongoing discussion.
Mr. Parker, 45, received a large package of options and stock grants in the merger; much of the roughly $30 million value is from stock or options that have not yet vested.
Afterward, he sat down next to Hazel and took a large package of teriyaki beef jerky and a six-pack of Miller Lite out of his bag.
In the course of a supermarket run to buy paper plates for one project, Donovan saw a large package of foam cups and threw them in her cart.
Dr. Nageswara Mandava: Typically they'd have some kind of operation, like an appendectomy, and a large package would be put in the empty space between the bowel and the abdominal wall, alongside the organs.
The winner gets a rose and a large package of entitlement reforms.
She left with sterile cleaning wipes, a big bottle of water and a large package of Q-tips.
Its narrow aisles overflowed with cheap goods stacked on shelves and stuffed onto over-loaded racks: gallon-sized bottles of detergent on sale for $4, frosted-glass chess sets for $5, a large package of cotton socks for $5, and a four-foot inflatable ghost for $10.The Midwest, a friend from Michigan once told me, could not survive without Wal-Mart and other such bargain retailers.
This may vary from a large package of care for an elderly and frail patient, to an outpatient physiotherapy service for the more mobile.
One day a mailman delivered a large package addressed to Harry Brown, The Sun, 280 Broadway, New York, N.Y.
