The phrase "a large set of data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant collection of information or statistics that is being analyzed or discussed.
Example: "In our research, we analyzed a large set of data to identify trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a substantial amount of data" or "an extensive dataset."
Our analyses were based on a large set of data from European men and women from a range of work settings and socioeconomic backgrounds, making the findings widely generalizable to working people in Northern and Western Europe.
The computational effort required to manipulate such a large set of data becomes enormous.
Johnson's death occurred at the same time that the F.D.A. was analyzing a large set of data compiled from multiple clinical trials.
A large set of data was collected, critically assessed and elaborated to get an original insight into market dynamics.
Using a large set of data, it was shown that Poles can be considered as genetically homogenous but with slight differences, highlighted at the regional level.
Develop new algorithms for the distinct sampling problem (useful to in data analysis to get fast representative histograms of a large set of data).
Available observations are still few but their analysis requires the knowledge of a large set of data, namely frequencies and absolute band intensities.
During the cosmics data taking the HMPID detector collected a large set of data, using mainly the trigger provided by the TOF detector.
The VISICON solution has been validated by using a large set of data and statistical analysis for the detection of joint buttons and for their quality assessment.
Based on a large set of data containing parlor-specific measures, anthropometrics, and bovimetrics, a simulation of 2 recommendations published in the literature was carried out.
A large set of data from various published studies has been used here to test the suitability and need for a clustering model based reliability assessment.
