The phrase "a large surge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant increase or rise in something, such as demand, prices, or energy levels.
Example: "There was a large surge in online shopping during the holiday season."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a substantial rise."
These will combine with high tides and a large surge in some areas.
A large surge of water could carry the water deep into the inner marshes, which for wildlife could mean an even nastier game change.
"Overall, analysis shows that there was no discernible crime-reducing effects from a large surge in stop and search activity at the borough level during the operation.
Ahead of what is expected to be a large surge of American travelers, a real estate market is emerging in Cuba.
"Although we are expecting a large surge of water, it is not expected to be a tropical-storm- or hurricane-type surge," he said, adding that after the storm, the city should consider giving aid to regions north or south of the city that would surely be harder hit.
In his report, Dr. Leatherman and colleagues wrote that "New York City is often on the list of 'hot spots' for hurricane catastrophes because the shorelines of Long Island and New Jersey could funnel a large surge into Manhattan if impacted by a major hurricane.
The mobile donations are part of a larger surge of money flowing to the relief effort.
But those departures, however high profile, are only part of a larger surge in retirements by police officers this year.
The measure eventually failed, but it dominated the political discussion in the borderland, where people saw it was just one facet in a larger surge of xenophobia.
However, in the course of the closed-loop operation, a larger surge current may be induced, and this current can cause the equipped over-current protection take action incorrectly.
These initiatives are part of a larger surge of laws either enacted or proposed during the past two years.
