The phrase "a large parcel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a sizable package or shipment, often in contexts related to shipping, delivery, or storage.
Example: "The delivery service informed me that a large parcel would arrive at my doorstep tomorrow."
Alternatives: "a big package" or "a sizable shipment".
He brought a large parcel with him when he came down to pay his bill.
As he heaved a large parcel into the van's side door, he slipped off the kerb and broke his leg.
A fourth proposal calls for razing and rezoning a large parcel near Capitol Hill and RFK Stadium, dubbed Hill East.
At Tully handing over a large parcel of newly cleared space to a restaurant still left concertgoers with more room than they were used to.
He owns a large parcel of land near the center of town and said he was considering turning his property into a restaurant or campground.
These days, developers target land owners with a large parcel of open space in order to build homes or businesses on the land.
In return, the church will receive a larger parcel -- 65 by 80 feet -- on the same block but closer to Liberty Street.
Until recently, the preserve's 14 acres of woods and water were part of a larger parcel with a long history, including about 100 years of assorted operations at the Pond Lily Company, named after the lillies in the pond.
"From the moment Islamic Jerusalem was built, we were part of it".The library was set up by Hajj Raghib al-Khalidi, an Islamic judge, as part of a larger parcel of family property established by a waqf, or trust.
(The building's future became somewhat cloudy recently because the city hopes to include its site as part of a larger parcel for a new home for the New York Stock Exchange). Of those units, 175 were vacated by New York University, which has since leased all 576 apartments at 200 Water Street, another downtown building being converted by Rockrose.
The fate of the church, a narrow whitewashed building that was crushed in the attack on the World Trade Center, was supposed to have been settled eight months ago, with a tentative agreement in which the church would swap its land for a grander church building on a larger parcel nearby, with a $20 million subsidy from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey.
