The phrase "a large shipment of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a significant quantity of goods being transported or delivered.
Example: "The company is expecting a large shipment of new products to arrive next week."
Alternatives: "a substantial delivery of" or "a significant consignment of".
At another food stand, a large shipment of "Pizza Cheese" was being unloaded.
It demanded a large shipment of cement, grain and construction equipment, and the talks broke down.
On June 1, customs officials in Chicago seized a large shipment of contaminated children's jewelry from China.
Mr. Mohammad said that after a subordinate captured a large shipment of heroin about two months earlier, the official received repeated telephone calls from Ahmed Wali Karzai.
He was on the phone with a detective on Dec. 14, providing more information about how his accomplices had stolen a large shipment of human growth hormone.
In October, 1951, a band of thieves hijacked a large shipment of opium in the port town of Punggol, in northeast Singapore.
Yesterday, a spokeswoman for Sweden's Agency for Non-Proliferation and Export Controls (ISP) said an investigation based on the serial number on one of the weapons had found it was part of a larger shipment of arms sold to the Indian government in 2003.
The deal with China would have been the first stage of what the Thai government was hoping to be a larger shipment of rice this year.
But Indian customs officers are required to check only ten per cent of any large shipment of exports, and smugglers frequently bury a single priceless statue in a giant case of bric-a-brac.
A very large shipment of tea chests arrived at the doors of J.P. Morgan Co., investment brokers, and all sorts of rumors were started, chief….
By F. E. Tyng, Jr., Robert Benchley, Harold Ross, and Sifton The New Yorker, December 31 , 1932P. 5 A very large shipment of tea chests arrived at the doors of J.P. Morgan Co., investment brokers, and all sorts of rumors were started, chief of which was that Morgan was accepting the tea as a payment on a bond issued by the Chinese Imperial Railways.
