The phrase "a large sum and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant amount of money or resources, often in a context where additional information or items are being listed.
Example: "The project requires a large sum and additional resources to be successful."
Alternatives: "a considerable amount and" or "a significant sum and".
They demanded that the killer's family pay the victim's a large sum, and then to leave Izeh.
Remember the parable of the unmerciful servant: a servant owed the king a large sum, and the king forgave him his debt.
Even in the world of private equity, that's quite a large sum, and I'm sure you are wondering what returns it generated.
Three days later, Mr. Murdoch met with Mr. Myler and Tom Crone, the newspaper's legal manager, and agreed to pay a large sum and settle the case quietly.
The teams are likely to choose from two options: sell the memorabilia and give most of the revenues to the city, or pay the city a large sum and take the risk that the proceeds exceed the upfront payment.
Overdrafts are very expensive, particularly if you need to borrow a large sum, and you may find that you are locked into a loan for a five-year term, which you don't want or need.
The older person pays a larger sum and receives all of the income during his or her lifetime, while the younger person pays the balance and gets the entire property after the older person's death.
We had paid a large sum extra and we feel totally ripped off," he says.
They said they captured his driver and bodyguard and recovered a large sum of cash and a laptop computer believed to belong to Zarqawi.
He persuaded her to attend her bank and withdraw a large sum of money, and a courier collected it from her house.
If I was going to see someone and they had a large sum of money and I had to recover that money, I would turn up on my own, buy them a coffee and be really nice.
