The phrase "a large progression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or extensive development or advancement in a particular area or field.
Example: "The research showed a large progression of technology over the last decade, leading to numerous innovations."
Alternatives: "a significant advancement in" or "a considerable development of".
The simulation results show that in a finite time, the largest progression of the system is found to occur for period-1 multi-impact motions existing in the regions of low forcing frequencies.
This atrophy induces an underestimation of the postsurgical volume and circumference which could explain the larger progression of swelling between D2 and D8 showed using BIS.
For some time, scientists who focus on Antarctica have been watching the progression of a large crack in one of the world's great ice shelves — Larsen C, the most northern major ice shelf of the Antarctic peninsula and the fourth largest Antarctic ice shelf overall.
Together these observations imply that environmental exposures may have a relatively small effect on the initiation of latent cancers but a large effect on the progression of cancers to clinical disease.
However, the observed progression was much lower (2.81), suggesting that the switch to rituximab had a large influence on the progression of joint damage in this control group.
It is not far fetched then to consider that canvas has played a large role in the progression of civilization.
The ACCORD trial also demonstrated a large reduction in the progression of diabetic retinopathy (DR) in patients with T2DM [ 24].
While there are guidelines in terms of how future combination regimens should be derived (9), the drug discovery cascade and preclinical development center to a large extent on the progression of individual drugs through these processes.
Though many would see medical solutions and equality in education as positives and logical progression, a large number of those in the deaf community prefer to think of themselves as a minority language community rather than disabled, and the idea that their culture might be "cured" is offensive.
The TN cohort was chosen for three reasons: (a) to remove the confounding effects of ER and HER2, (b) taxanes are routinely given as standard of care in this population, and (c) the risk of recurrence is higher in TN breast cancer and therefore a large number of disease progression events were available for analysis.
In the show's largest gallery, a progression of five heads of bodhisattvas and disciples, thought to be from three different temple caves in northern China, proceeds from relatively small, rough and primitive (the Northern Wei, 386 to 533) to monumental, silken and sublimely subtle (the Northern Qi, 550 to 577).
