The phrase "a largely parallel" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is mostly similar or comparable in nature or structure to another thing.
Example: "The two studies presented a largely parallel set of findings, indicating consistent results across different populations."
Alternatives: "mostly similar" or "primarily comparable".
In these two worlds, systematic thought had run along a largely parallel course for some two millennia, until the seventeenth century.
Second, while RGS7 ablation resulted in a largely parallel leftward shift of the curve, its shape in R7bp −/− neurons was markedly steeper.
A largely parallel distribution of ZV and ZQ in all four ROIs during baseline conditions corresponded to a bell-shaped frequency distribution of ZV/ZQ ratios with only moderate scatter.
A largely parallel, proportional distribution of ZV and ZQ in all ROIs during baseline conditions corresponded to a bell-shaped frequency distribution of ZV/ZQ ratios with only moderate scatter.
So, at our institution, we are moving along a largely parallel but different path as we strive to make education more exploratory, active, and integrative a path that owes much to that advocated by Freeman et al. (2011).
A largely parallel proportion of ZV and ZQ in all four ROIs during baseline conditions corresponded to a bell-shaped frequency distribution of ZV/ZQ ratios with only moderate scatter.
It spans six counties and enters the vicinity of four cities Niagara Falls, Lockport, Rochester, and Oswego as it follows a routing largely parallel to that of the southern shoreline of Lake Ontario, along a ridge of the old shoreline of Glacial Lake Iroquois.
Indeed, a narrative largely parallel to ours could be constructed, focusing on either stroke or TBI, with a similar degree of reference to the other two neurodegenerative states as all three conditions are now described in terms of the innate immunity cytokines and have an appreciable body of publications on HMBG1, S100 proteins and Aβ.
Artemisia and Chenopodiaceae and Amaranthaceae (C-A) show fluctuating and largely parallel values throughout the record, suggesting the natural co-occurrence and similar ecology of their corresponding plants in the coastal areas under the influence of Caspian Sea transgressions.
Spectrum of the Rh6G/SiO2 films is almost identical to that in solution, where the main absorption band of Rh6G in visible region corresponds to a transition moment largely parallel to the long axis of the molecule due to π − π* transition.
Interestingly, this variability is characteristic of both, neurogenic APs that divide asymmetrically with a cleavage plane largely parallel to the apical basal tissue axis, and of neurogenic BPs which divide symmetrically with a near-random cleavage plane orientation.
