The phrase "a large side" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant portion or aspect of something, often in contexts like food portions or discussing features of an object.
Example: "I ordered a burger with a large side of fries to satisfy my hunger."
Alternatives: "a big portion" or "a generous serving".
A large side lawn is framed by flowering perennials.
OUTDOOR SPACE: A little over an acre, with a large side yard.
It distills Kandinsky's momentous career to about 100 paintings, with a large side order of works on paper displayed in an adjacent gallery.
She is being interviewed in a large side room at the Royal Festival Hall, people buzzing around, trying to keep their voices down.
"A couple saw nothing wrong in producing from their bag a box of McDonald's Chicken McNuggets and a large side of fries," he wrote.
Please don't perpetuate the myth that good food comes only on a overloaded plate dripping with fat and with a large side of soda.
In contrast to the 4Runner's liftgate, the GX 470 uses a large side-opening door that is inconveniently hinged on the right (curb) side.
A three-dimensional shell theory is presented which is applicable to doubly curved thick open shells which are arbitrarily deep (have a large side-length to radius of curvature ratio) in one principal direction but are shallow in the other direction.
In the CTIs, the pattern is replaced by C(B s (where B is a residue with a large side-chain) to fit a broader hydrophobic pocket in the P1 position of chymotrypsin.
Unexpectedly, one crystal contained both apo- and holo-forms of SitA, revealing a large side-chain reorientation of His, and associated structural differences accompanying ligand binding.
Chymotrypsin inhibitors have a residue with a large side-chain (F, L, N, Y) in the P1 position followed by a small residue (motif: C2 [B] s) (where C2, B and s indicate the second residue cysteine, a residue with a large side-chain and a small residue, respectively) [ 36].
