The phrase "a large plank of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a sizable piece of wood or material, often in a context related to construction, carpentry, or crafting.
Example: "The carpenter selected a large plank of oak to create the table."
Alternatives: "a big piece of" or "a sizable board of".
A large plank of the strategy is aimed at harmonizing data protection rules across the EU — which arguably will be a boon to businesses, certainly to startups, who are unlikely to have the resources to comply with multiple legal regimes across all the different EU Member States.
Laying down on the water bed, suddenly weightless, it's easy to get hypnotized by the glowing works around you, including a large plank of wood mounted on the ceiling donning the title of the show, The Dark Clicks On, a line from a poem by Michael Robbins.
He said that he slipped and fell on the job in September, when he was lifting a large plank.
The large plank of wood for the cello would have been hard to boil in a large vat, and its penetration by chemicals would have been limited.
But today's F-150 wears many faces: depending on the model or trim level, the grille has multiple small bars or large planks of chrome along with different shapes and colors of meshlike patterns.
The mortgage interest deduction, along with deductions for state and local taxes, are tax expenditures worth more than $100 billion annually ― making them the largest plank of U.S. housing policy in terms of dollars, by far.
Stepping into an ankle-deep puddle, I almost lost my footing and quickly had to grab the hand of an elderly gentleman who then ceremoniously led me onto a large wooden plank sitting atop several inches of water, courtesy of the Grand Canal.
For Iuma, Hula has set up a large wooden plank at the edge of a swamp, surrounded by nature and plants delicately lit by the early morning sun.
The painting was fragile, Mr. Gordon said, because of its age and the fact that it was painted on an unusually large single plank of wood.
Now, the 2017 tax revamp will bring the American tax system more into lockstep with those conservatives' thinking than perhaps ever before — making the idea that what works for corporate America will work for the country at large a central plank of U.S. policy for decades to come, maybe even a generation or more.
