The phrase "a large probability of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or chance of an event occurring.
Example: "There is a large probability of rain tomorrow, so we should consider bringing umbrellas."
Alternatives: "a high likelihood of" or "a significant chance of".
ACI 318 does not predict the collapse but BS 8110 and Gardner 96 predict a large probability of collapse.
Was it rational to accept a small probability of an almost immediate death to reduce greatly a large probability of death by smallpox in the indefinite future?
There is a large probability of data loss when the mobile device initiates the handover process.
This method generally leads to high computational complexity and a large probability of false positives.
The reason is that a high network density stands for a large probability of network tending to be stable.
Moreover, "to find one guilty individual in either of those groups means there is a large probability of invading the privacy of a number of innocent people" (Ibid., p. 150).
We show that while projects distributed under highly restrictive licensing terms (GPL) have a significantly smaller probability of reaching a stable release, applications towards sophisticated users have a larger probability of evolving in the development status.
The resulting fatigue life decreased with increasing component size, probably reflecting the fact that with increasing number of grains there is a larger probability of finding a large grain where the crack starts.
The results from the atomistic simulations as well as the experiments show that there is a larger probability of the PVDF torsions to be near ±180° at temperatures above the melting point, which is associated more with the β-conformation than the α-conformation.
Basically, a smaller difference in activity states means a larger probability of connection.
On the other hand, if we're prepared to accept 2°C, with a larger probability of going over and a heavy reliance on carbon dioxide removal, the point of no return looks to be way off in the 2040s.
