The phrase "a large zone of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant area or region related to a specific context, such as geography, ecology, or any field where spatial dimensions are relevant.
Example: "The researchers identified a large zone of biodiversity in the rainforest that supports numerous species."
Alternatives: "a vast area of" or "a significant region of".
A large zone of boreal forest, or taiga, is dominated by spruce, pine, and birch and covers about two-fifths of the republic's surface; some deciduous trees, mainly oak and linden, appear in the extreme south.
Figure 1 from the St . LouisFederal Reserve, hardly a bastion of radicalism, shows that corporate profits as a share of Gross Domestic Product have reached record levels: Krueger suggests that the recent surge in corporate profits gives businesses wide leeway – what he terms a large "zone of indeterminacy"— to raise wages and remain solidly in the black.
All of these factors contribute to a large zone of certification to the right of the diagonal.
Velocity images obtained by P-wave travel time tomography indicated that in the level of GR2 gallery upward there is a large zone of low velocity.
Figure 8 shows a large zone of low permeability of the Buntsandstein aquifer related to a clay-rich and well-cemented margin facies in most of the northwestern part of the TLE.
Digital three-dimensional images of the microvascular network were obtained from thick sections of India ink-injected human brain by confocal laser microscopy covering a large zone of secondary cortex.
Within the Chiquibul forest of Belize, large areas of Ultisols and Inceptisols occur juxtaposed within a larger zone of similar climate, permitting unambiguous assessment of edaphic contributions to forest composition.
Detailed analyses of predicted excess pore water pressures, shear strains and shear stress levels in the ground indicate that considering the strain-softening process: (a) is associated with the buildup of excess pore water pressure; (b) promotes strain localization; and (c) results generally in a larger zone of soil involved in the failure.
Each nucleus appears as a clear area within a larger zone of white cytoplasm (Fig. 3B).
Loss of function spt mutants have a larger zone of cell division, which contains more dividing cells than wild type (Additional file 2); this leads to a higher growth rate in the roots and longer primary roots.
A large zone composed of populations with variable mixed genetic background (mitotypes AA and BA) was observed in central and northeastern Europe.
