The phrase "a large plain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a vast, flat area of land, typically with few trees and vegetation.
Example: "The explorers set out across a large plain, eager to discover what lay beyond the horizon."
Alternatives: "a vast expanse" or "a broad flatland."
Even from Earth, a large plain surrounding the planet's north pole looks like a sediment-filled ocean basin.
Let me have a large plain!" she called as she went through the swinging door to the kitchen.
4. Transfer mixture to a pastry bag with a large plain tip or to a resealable plastic bag with a corner cut off.
Last week the Papa John's chain introduced pizzas with whole-wheat crusts and five grams of fiber per slice, $11.99 for a large plain pizza.
Once a month, Mr. Greenberg assembles his division presidents around a rectangular table in a large, plain room on the 16th floor of A.I.G.'s headquarters.
3. Transfer mixture to a pastry bag fitted with a large plain tip or to a large resealable plastic bag with a corner cut off.
Independence's decline in population, remote location and severe high-altitude winters cost it the opportunity to be seat of newly formed Pitkin County to Aspen, located on a larger plain further down the river and growing much more rapidly due to the Colorado Silver Boom.
The canyon floor is covered by sediment debris and slumps transitioning into the Titanic Sediment Wave Field, a large muddy plain, characterized by dunes, sand ribbons and sheets, formed by strong underwater currents moving through the area.
The town is surrounded by a large irrigated plain, producing fruit, almonds, rice, and grain.
It is now Taliban-infested.Nearing Tank, a town swollen with Mehsud refugees, the hills unfold into a large dusty plain.
It lies just west of Lake Urmia on a large fertile plain that yields grains, fruits, tobacco, and other crops.
