The phrase "a larger fall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a decrease or decline that is greater in magnitude compared to another fall or decline.
Example: "The company experienced a larger fall in profits this quarter compared to the last."
Alternatives: "a greater decline" or "a more significant drop".
Also, Wednesday, the Japanese government reported that retail sales in March plummeted 8.5 percent from the same period a year earlier, the biggest drop in 13 years, and a larger fall than analysts had expected.
That doesn't take account of inflation either - suggesting a larger fall in the quantity of goods that were bought.
Shares closed down Pearson experienced a larger fall in September 2001 when the dotcom bubble burst, however this was spread over a number of days of declines.
On the foreign exchanges the euro suffered an early slide of 0.5% to $1.2825 in response, a larger fall than might have been expected given that S&P has merely moved into line with Moody's.
The flip side to the Ravens' happiness was the Patriots' tumble from their usual perch, which may be the sign of a larger fall, Mike Freeman writes on CBSSports.com.com
Productivity declined at a 2 percent annual rate, the sharpest drop since the first quarter of 2011 and a larger fall than the 1.3 percent forecast by economists in a Reuters poll.
For the given examples, comparing with SP, filtering has a slower fall-off rate near the edges of the passband but a smaller PSD in the stopband away from the edges, and windowing has a slower fall-off rate and a larger fall-off PSD in the stopband away from the edges.
Such a large fall was a surprise, even allowing for all the chatter about trading slowing down in recent months.
That will bring some relief to hard-pressed consumers, who suffered a large fall in real income during 2011.
A large fall in investment, along with weaker consumer spending, was the main reason for the weaker outlook.
