The phrase "a large wealth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an abundance or significant amount of resources, knowledge, or assets.
Example: "The library offers a large wealth of information on various subjects for researchers and students."
Alternatives: "an abundance of" or "a vast amount of".
But again, until a larger wealth of research is completed in all of these areas -- which will likely only be done after further legalization -- we are left without more concrete conclusions.
However, a larger wealth of research describes genetic associations with adult HIV transmission and progression to AIDS.
I spoke with Peter Quinn, who orchestrated the highly successful Robotic Process Automation (RPA) implementation at a large wealth management firm, about some of his insights and lessons learned.
The result is "The Wealth and Poverty of Nations," a large book, a wealth of information and a striking if stark thesis.
But there was a large transfer of wealth to the Fastow partnerships, which were guaranteed huge profits while taking no risks.
For too long, a large percentage of wealth has accumulated by encouraging the people of the world to buy more than they need and produce less than they consume.
People have criticized The Affordable Care Act for amounting to a large transfer of wealth, from wealthy Americans to those not as well off.
The fact is, when using low withdrawal rates, retirees will typically leave behind a large pot of wealth (unless their retirement returns sequence matches the worst-case scenario).
Moreover, as Rubin (1978) points out, as the franchisee invests a large portion of wealth in a single unit, the franchisee will ask for a bigger return than a normal investment as compensation for this diversifiable risk.
The plan also appears to be less progressive than the Better Way version because full expensing of all investment represents an implicit tax on existing capital (a large component of wealth) since only new investment (new capital) can be expensed.
