The phrase "a large penetration of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing market research, technology adoption, or any situation where the extent of influence or involvement is being measured.
Example: "The study revealed a large penetration of smartphones among teenagers, indicating a significant shift in communication habits."
Alternatives: "a significant presence of" or "a high level of involvement in".
A large penetration of variable wind and solar generation is expected to further amplify price fluctuations.
However, a large penetration of plug-in electric vehicles can pose challenges at the grid and local distribution levels.
A nation-wide energy system characterized by a large penetration of photovoltaic and wind energy sources can therefore be extremely difficult to manage and cannot be considered dependable.
This paper investigates small-signal stability and decentralized control design for distribution electric energy systems with a large penetration of distributed generators.
Offshore power systems will be characterized by a large penetration of power electronics converters and power cables, resulting in complex behaviors that can be quite different from traditional AC systems.
Test results show that P2P energy trading is able to balance local generation and demand, therefore, has a potential to enable a large penetration of RESs in the power grid.
However, a larger penetration of PV systems is restricted to the availability of affordable technological options for storage.
This, in turn, raises the question of whether the past feed-in tariff levels were well designed to achieve the goals of a larger penetration of renewables in the Portuguese grid.
A large penetration depth of an evanescent wave is the key to success for developing an ultra high-resolution fiber-based evanescent wave biosensor.
Finally, policies aimed at micro-CHPs should consider the suitability of the technology (in size and heat-to-power ratio) to meet individual demands, the operational complexities of a large penetration, and the adequacy of the economic signals to incentivize an efficient and sustainable operation.
