The phrase "a large supporter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that provides significant support, whether in a financial, emotional, or physical context.
Example: "The organization was grateful for a large supporter who contributed generously to their cause."
Alternatives: "a major backer" or "a significant advocate."
In an hour interview, Hastings and I traded plenty of barbs (he never calls me back yet seems to lavish attention on Om Malik), discussed the future of digital entertainment, Netflix's unique corporate culture, when video services like Netflix will go global, and as a large supporter of charter schools, his thoughts on the documentary "Waiting for Superman".
Beginning in the 1970s, research funds from federal sources (vs. industry-sponsored studies) were allocated to the study of such health effects particularly in children [reviewed by Needleman (2000)]; NIEHS was a large supporter of these studies.
Beecroft: Kanye West is actually a great supporter of larger women.
Over the past decade he grew close to Mr. Rajaratnam, a large financial supporter of the Indian School of Business, a highly regarded graduate school that Mr. Gupta helped start.
And you could incorporate both small and large supporters in a round without complication," he says.
But knowing how to run a business is not the same thing as knowing how to galvanize a large group of supporters to support the making of difficult choices.
Ridsdale said Preston, currently 14th in the League One table, were a club with "an incredible football heritage" and a "large and loyal supporter base".
He ended his day at a rain-soaked outdoor rally in Columbus, which drew a large crowd of supporters as well as a scattering of abortion protesters, and some Bush supporters.
Over months of campaigning, none of the candidates produced a large core of supporters.
This nevertheless drew a large crowds of supporters and scores of undercover police and intelligence agents.
