The phrase "a larger rule" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broader principle or guideline that encompasses smaller rules or specific cases.
Example: "In this situation, we must adhere to a larger rule that governs all our operations."
Alternatives: "a broader guideline" or "a more general principle".
Gail: That may be part of a larger rule, which is that people have to be able to identify with the excluded folks.
The provision at issue is part of a larger rule that permits supplement manufacturers to market products for conditions associated with natural stages of life, like memory loss due to aging, and acne in adolescence.
Clarke and Eck (2005) have stated a larger rule of concentration, the 80 20 rule, which tells us that crime is highly concentrated among offenders, victims, or places.
But all of these rules are, technically, superseded by a larger rule governing the convention that says that if you can get enough people to agree to do it, the whole convention can become a game of Calvinball, and all the rules can be changed at any time.
For example, Snort, the most commonly used open-source IDS, includes a large rule set containing more than 10,000 signatures [3].
Ovarian cancer data normally require a large number of genes, a large rule subset and a large number of initial candidate rules to obtain acceptable testing accuracy.
With such a large rule-set, each hop would introduce a delay larger than 0.45 s, as can be seen in Figure 2. If we consider that m in such a network has an average larger than 8, this would produce an average delay larger than 3.6 s, which would make the network unusable.
Generation of data needed to begin validation of a large rule-based model would be a resource-intensive undertaking and one that ideally would involve not only use of multiplex data to estimate model parameter values but also carefully designed experimental tests of model predictions.
(However, in fairness, software and services built atop newly emerging hardware are likely an exception to the larger rule here; startups in those niches have far better odds than most others).
"But please," he insisted, "call me Mr. Putra!" Ubud was once part of a larger kingdom, ruled by the Sukawati family.
