The phrase "a large rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the frequency or magnitude of a particular occurrence or phenomenon.
Example: "The study found a large rate of increase in the population over the last decade."
Alternatives: "a high rate of" or "a significant rate of".
The combination of low-income workers and an especially complex tax form contributes to a large rate of errors in applying for the credit.
At a large rate of 10 A g−1, its capacitance displayed a stable value close to 200 F g−1.
A large rate of the reactions among these species may be the first steps in the molecular growth processes, which leads to the inception of soot particles.
Also, there is a large rate of rejected booking as the different sites don't synchronize calendars with each other and properties get double-booked.
Similar failure rate was observed in microphone configuration III, while the center room configuration resulted in a large rate of localization failure (≤40%).
In case of CRAB (carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii), colistin is the drug of choice to cure the infection even if it has severe collateral effects and a large rate of failures [25].
Sirius A and Vega, though much brighter, also are dwarf stars; their higher temperatures yield a larger rate of emission per unit area.
Plants with C4 photosynthesis (such as maize) eliminate photorespiration via a biochemical CO2-pump and thus have a larger rate of carbon gain.
It was found that the use of MILD combustion leads to an increase of the thermal performance of the device in comparison with a conventional flame, owing to a larger rate of convective heat transfer.
A simple comparison analysis based on heat transfer due to neutron scattering and gamma-ray heating shows that the beryllium filter has a larger rate of change of temperature and its temperature is higher.
