The phrase "a large type of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a category or classification that encompasses various items or concepts that are considered large in size or scope.
Example: "The Amazon rainforest is home to a large type of biodiversity that includes countless species of plants and animals."
Alternatives: "a significant category of" or "a major kind of".
"Paparazzo" is also a surname, and possibly derives from the word "papataceo", a large type of mosquito.
It was designed to allow the evaluation of a large type of material (liquid, paste or granular) over a large frequency range (50 MHz–4 GHz at maximum).
In Chile, lawmakers have been trying to regulate the fishing of cuttlefish - a large type of squid.
A large type of the micro-nanorobotic actuating depends on the mechatronic principle, such as hydraulic motor, electric motor, electrostatic actuator, piezo actuator, and so on.
More recently, the RBF methods have been used to obtain numerical solution of a large type of ordinary and partial differential equations [8, 12, 23].
This folk art competition uses a large type of radish up to 50 cm long and weighing up to 3 kg.
British orchestras often use a larger type of one-headed bass drum known as a gong drum.
It is only after about 1.8 mya, in Africa (well after the appearance of Homo ergaster), that a larger type of tool is introduced: the hand ax.
Richard Butler, the former chief United Nations arms inspector, estimates that if a larger type of warhead that Iraq has made and used in the past were filled with VX (an even deadlier nerve agent) and launched at a major city, it could kill up to one million people.
Although the 1 1 Fund isn't really an "enterprise" customer because it's charitable, it demonstrates the platform's ability to reach a larger type of customer than an individual family.
Together, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC and University off Kansas Hospital researchers identified the virus as a thogotovirus, part of a larger type of viruses called orthomyxoviruses, Dana Hawkinson, M.D., an infectious disease specialist at The University of Kansas Hospital said in the video statement above.
