The phrase "a larger matrix of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader framework or context that encompasses various elements or components.
Example: "To understand the issue fully, we need to analyze it within a larger matrix of social, economic, and political factors."
Alternatives: "a broader framework of" or "a more extensive network of".
The same kind of distortion results if a legal doctrine embedded in a larger matrix of principle is taken out of the matrix and elevated to an independent position.
Twelve isolated reconstructed prairies (small, surrounded by agriculture), 12 integrated reconstructions (planting units in a larger matrix of reconstructed and remnant prairies), and 12 remnant prairies were surveyed for butterfly and plant diversity, abundance and composition.
If the correlations among cognitive abilities are part of a larger matrix of positive associations among fitness-related traits, then intelligence ought to correlate with seemingly unrelated traits that affect fitness such as semen quality.
To have an identity is to be able to identify oneself within a larger matrix of other identities.
The results also show the proposed method consumes less time to calculate SVD values than S-OMP because it deals with a reduced matrix size of Y red ∈ ℂ M × K while S-OMP has to work with a larger matrix of Y ∈ ℂ M × L.
A large matrix of spaces is formed from this process and begins to suggest programmatic identifications.
We present a new view of the many-light approach, by treating it as a large matrix of light-surface contributions.
As is shown in the diagram, a large matrix of small, phosphor-coated cells is sandwiched between two large plates of glass, with each cluster of red, green, and blue cells forming the three primary colours of a pixel.
Using this method, a large matrix of SCC mixes, made of different aggregate types, sizes, and supplementary cementitious material (SCMs) types, was designed to have a particle distribution modulus (q) ranging from 0.23 to 0.29.
EDW requirements must represent stakeholders at least three levels within the company; data modeling must draw upon hyper modeled designs; and quality assurance must address a large matrix of test types, architectural layers, and stakeholder groupings.
Here, we present a novel approach which consists in combining electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD), digital image correlation and electron channelling contrast imaging (ECCI), enabling us to systematically probe a large matrix of different parameters with the aim of correlating and comparing their interdependence.
