The phrase "a large pane of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sizable sheet of glass or similar material, often in the context of windows or displays.
Example: "The architect designed the building with a large pane of glass to allow natural light to flood the interior."
Alternatives: "a big sheet of" or "a sizable panel of".
We're talking about the impulse of a contemporary architect, confronted by a beautiful view, to place a large pane of glass in front of it, like a flat-screen TV.
The eight-minute movie plays continuously through the day, projected through a wall of actual water that pours down a large pane of industrial glass in a long corridor at the Massachusetts Museum of Contemporary Art in North Adams.
Collins walked on, through the Duveen galleries, making his way to his "office," a kind of war room behind a large pane of glass, which was part of his Turner Prize exhibition.
He is amusing on the strange acts who thrived in this hospitable habitat, none weirder than the expressionist clown Andrew Bailey, aka Podomovski, who held a large pane of magnifying glass in front of his head and made guttural noises with the mic fully in his mouth.
On a more exciting day than usual in Times Square, two taxicabs collided on Sunday morning, sending one of them spinning into a crowd, while in the afternoon a large pane of glass fell several stories from a building and crashed onto the sidewalk.
In 1987, a political rally held in front of the La Plata Cathedral was interrupted when a large pane of glass broke from the building and shattered on a chair where the governor of Buenos Aires had been seated only seconds earlier.
The current interface is focussed and pleasantly minimal: a soft gray sidebar shows a list of feeds, while content appears in a larger pane on the right side.
In the living room of the Wellfleet house, a single large pane of glass overlooks Cape Cod Bay.
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He likes to frame them with parlor palms, since the fronds are forgiving, and he decorates every large pane of glass with a pattern of gold stickers near eye level.
Whether you dropped a bottle or had to break your own large pane of glass, always put on work gloves and thick-soled shoes while handling broken glass.
