The phrase "a larger data base" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expanded collection of data or information, often in the context of databases in technology or research.
Example: "To improve our analysis, we need to create a larger data base that includes more variables."
Alternatives: "an expanded database" or "a bigger data repository".
Thus, in order to obtain a lucid understanding of the gravity wave propagation throughout the year, we need a larger data base.
For such an improved crown model however, a larger data base, including more stands with a larger variation in site quality would be necessary.
In addition, subgroup analysis for confounders should be performed with a larger data base considering the metabolising isoenzymes, cytochrome P450 3andand the 2D6 which can be induced or inhibited by comedication.
With a larger data base, we can study the response to the 2007 human swine flu vaccination in one locality, which was done for North Carolina and for Norway.
With the system, it was possible to explore and manipulate a large data base of information on the industry.
The intelligence involved in playing chess feels like a vertical sort of intelligence, penetrating deeply into the logical consequences of the game, while Jeopardy! requires a horizontal thought process, thinking shallowly but expansively over a large data base.
Meanwhile a large data base of close to 200,000 topside profiles from Alouette 1, 2, and ISIS 1, 2 has become available online.
As a result, the proposed FIS model compares favorably with a large data base containing the test results of 197 FRP-RC beams assembled from literature.
Use of a strain-life based model incorporating a mean stress effect, e.g. the Smith, Watson and Topper approach, could be used for life prediction, but this would require a large data base and/or large reserve factor on life.
The method is utilized to reconstruct realizations of the Mt. Simon sandstone, the target reservoir for a pilot CO2 sequestration project conducted by the Illinois State Geological Survey, for which there is a large data base of rock core and 3D structure.
Through a systematic search of the NASA archives, we have established a large data base of topside profiles recorded by the Alouette 1, 2, and ISIS 1, 2 topside sounder instruments.
