The phrase "a larger terminal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a terminal that is bigger in size or capacity, often in contexts related to transportation, computing, or facilities.
Example: "The airport is planning to build a larger terminal to accommodate the increasing number of passengers."
Alternatives: "a bigger terminal" or "an expanded terminal".
A local group, Southold Citizens for Safe Roads, says that the zoning change will not restrict the company to just a parking lot; it could legally build whatever facilities it wants on the land, including a larger terminal building and docks for more high-speed passenger ferries, which critics call gamblers' boats.
A larger terminal and two runways would give ample room for expansion, and entry of new airlines.
Handing opponents a partial victory, Burbank Airport officials agreed Monday to cancel a public hearing and rethink plans for financing a larger terminal.
The airport was upgraded with a longer runway and a larger terminal in 1983, allowing Norving to start scheduled services to Alta and Hammerfest.
Even if a larger terminal building is approved, officials have long stressed the number of gates would not expand beyond its current 14.
The new facilities opened in early 1983, consisting of a larger terminal and control tower and a lengthening of the runway although it retained the gravel surface.
And to accommodate more tourism, a large terminal is scheduled to open next year at Ninoy Aquino International Airport in Manila after a number of legal and structural setbacks.
When asked in November 2010 how that came to be, James Devine, the president of N.Y.C.T., a large terminal operator, gave a simple answer: "Influence," he testified.
In Minneapolis, for example, a large terminal elevator with 12 silos is being adapted into a 20-story, 229-unit mixed-income housing project called Van Cleve Court Apartments East.
A novel approach is proposed to reduce the computational complexity of TOC, in which the terminal controller comprises several predetermined local linear feedback laws, resulting in a large terminal set.
The Aral Sea is a large terminal saline lake located among the deserts of Central Asia.
