The phrase "a largely held" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a belief or opinion that is widely accepted or maintained by a significant number of people.
Example: "The theory of climate change is based on a largely held consensus among scientists."
Alternatives: "widely accepted" or "broadly supported".
Yet the progress the U.S. is making is remarkable, especially in the face of a Congress largely held hostage by climate deniers and polluting interests.
It inspired the creation of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, of which he was appointed head in 1995, in an attempt – largely held to have been successful – to bring healing to the divided white and black communities.
That's given it the capability of selling itself to larger companies over a company that has largely held a strong consumer brand like Dropbox.
Col-Gen Muzhenko confirmed that while a ceasefire has largely held since 29 August, reconnaissance groups have remained active along the front lines.
A cease-fire largely held in Sana'a, Yemen, after three days of gun battles and artillery barrages left dozens of unarmed protesters dead.
Daily Mail and Trust will inherit the position on the premier index, and non-voting 'A' shares - largely held outside the Rothermere family - were up 256p to 3,452p, capitalising the group at just under £3.5 billion.
Youth and a line position (largely held by administrative managers) now seem to be better predictors of success than higher age, company seniority, and position in the staff organization (largely populated by technical personnel).
The Indian army says it has lost more soldiers in the north-east than in that other quagmire of thwarted separatism, Kashmir.Since 1997, a ceasefire has largely held in the Indian state of Nagaland.
When news broke that 21st Century Fox expanded its partnership with National Geographic Society to form a for-profit joint venture, many people exploded with vitriol over Rupert Murdoch's potential influence over a scientific institution largely held sacred.
More than 9,000 people have died in 21 months of fighting in eastern Ukraine, even as a new ceasefire has largely held and contributed to a sharp decline in casualties since mid-August, according to the UN.
