The phrase "a large sweep" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a broad or extensive range or movement, often in contexts like art, analysis, or physical actions.
Example: "The artist made a large sweep of the brush across the canvas, creating a vibrant background."
Alternatives: "a wide arc" or "a broad stroke".
The sampan is sculled with a large sweep balanced on the transom stern.
Finding an optimal system design requires performing a large sweep over the parameter space in an organized way.
Through the Blackhawk's open door, above the heavy machine gun, I watch as a large sweep of south-western Colombia opens up beneath us.
Kuczborski, with a legal team led by barrister Ken Fleming, launched proceedings in March to have a large sweep of laws designed to cripple outlaw motorcycle clubs declared invalid.
Eager to support Lon Nol and destroy the sanctuaries, Nixon authorized a large sweep into the border areas by a U.S. and South Vietnamese force of 20,000 men.
When he returned home, he set up two pendulums of equal length and swung one with a large sweep and the other with a small sweep and found that they kept time together.
The design of the rotor gives the air intake a large "swept volume"—in other words, a vast amount of air is sucked in, even though the engine itself is stationary.
This individual situation depicts the catastrophe of a specific historical moment - the Irish Famine - and makes it feel part of a larger sweep of human history.
The arrests were part of a larger sweep in California's agricultural heartland that has sent fear through the Central Valley, where for generations, immigrants here — both legally and illegally — have picked crops.
A pair of linear alternators with a larger swept volume and appropriate acoustic impedances is finally designed to couple with the thermoacoustic torus directly.
A second large sweep in a high-recombination region occurs sweep between positions 16,134,000 and 16,274,000 on the X chromosome (fig. 1).
