The phrase "a larger terrain" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader area or scope, often in contexts related to geography, strategy, or metaphorical landscapes.
Example: "In order to understand the implications of our actions, we must consider a larger terrain of social and economic factors."
Alternatives: "a broader landscape" or "a wider area".
For the terrain of size 2500 × 2500 square meters, the routing delay is lower 0.43 sec only, while at a larger terrain of size 3500 × 3500 square meters, the routing delay increases to 0.94 sec.
My rock is clearly wrenched from a larger terrain never seen by the player, the owner, the observer.
I can zoom in and out again, right up to the grass that grows on its sides, upending it to see the soil beneath – this rock clearly wrenched from a larger terrain never seen by the player, the owner, the observer.
Rush, who has never before set his fiction outside Africa, is used to working in miniature to cover a large terrain: he deals in elaborate expositions on politics and customs, socialism versus capitalism as a model for villages, the mechanics of a bathhouse in a place without water, the maneuverings of the C.I.A.
He briefed his soldiers on a large-terrain model, held inspections, then we moved out just before the moon started to rise in the sky.
Their struggle is likely part of a larger countercultural terrain young Americans operate in, especially in the age of the internet and ready access to international air travel.
For now, P-22 remains what Ordeñana calls the "ultimate living ambassador for Griffith Park wildlife and urban mountain lions". But Sikich knows that biology will almost certainly dictate a relocation from P-22's 8-square-mile home to much larger terrain.
And some top Trump aides remain hopeful that the larger terrain of the election will shift in his direction.
To compare stability in uneven terrain, we introduce the normalized maximum drop (NMD), a measure based on simple kinematics, which predicts that compliant legs allow negotiation of relatively larger terrain perturbations without failure.
Previous studies on the variation of wind mean speed profile with inhomogeneous terrain usually assumed that wind speed profiles sense the roughness averaged in a large-scale terrain-grid, so terrain roughness patches of different distance to the site are regarded of equal importance.
