The phrase "a large shield on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an object or a situation where a large shield is positioned on something, such as a person or a structure.
Example: "The knight stood bravely, holding a large shield on his left arm, ready to face the enemy."
Alternatives: "a big shield on" or "a sizable shield on".
The observatory will have a large sun shield on one side that will be positioned to protect it from light and heat produced by the Sun, Earth and the Moon that could interfere with its observations.
Early instar larvae feed gregariously, often on the underside of leaves, and maintain a large fecal shield on a fork-like structure located on the last segment of the abdomen, in which they concentrate host compounds (Keefover-Ring 2013).
The Samnites fought with the national weapons—a large oblong shield, a visor, a plumed helmet, and a short sword.
It is not advisable to build an unnecessarily large shield.
John Shannon, the chairman of the mission management team, said his group was still studying how to repair a heat shield on one of the large maneuvering rocket pods of the shuttle that had pulled up.
Thylacocephalans are characterised by a large bivalved shield often termed 'carapace' that encloses almost the entire body.
Obtain the following for your Drake: Shield Power Relay II x 4 Large Shield Extender II x 2 Set of two of each T2 shield resistance amplifiers (not shield hardeners, unless you are planning on experimenting with an active tank) Core Defence Field Purger I x 3 Why two of each shield resistance amplifier?
This seamount lies on the flank of Mauna Loa, the largest shield volcano on Earth.
It also prominently features a large red cross pattée on a white shield one of its walls, with the slogan "I'm St. George.
The jersey will be a 'barber-pole' design with a large 'on on the front, and shield-shaped badges on each shoulder.
