The phrase "a larger throughput" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or efficiency of a system, process, or network in terms of the amount of data or material it can handle over a given period.
Example: "The new server configuration is expected to provide a larger throughput, significantly improving our data processing capabilities."
Alternatives: "increased throughput" or "higher throughput".
It sustains a larger throughput loss than does the p c control case.
Finally, an energy consumption analysis is carried out, showing that, besides obtaining a larger throughput, the proposed scheme also consumes less energy than Pre-HARQ.
Or a port on a switch that could be a larger throughput device, where they could pump a lot of video or up to 10 gig of data through one of these ports.
However, if overlays differ only in their degrees of waste, a more wasteful overlay has a larger utility and a larger throughput (bandwidth) share than a less wasteful overlay.
The parameters of Table 4 satisfy the condition that PER ≤ 10− 5 by a smaller delay than Table 5 in Fig. 7, whereas those of Table 5 achieve a larger throughput than that of Table 4 even though a large delay is expected in Fig. 8.
The parameters of Table 6 achieve the condition that PER ≤ 10− 5 by a smaller delay than Table 7 in Fig. 13, whereas those of Table 7 satisfy a larger throughput than Table 6 even though a large delay is needed in Fig. 14.
However, the two-point structures fail for a large throughput increase.
The proposed two-point and three-point structures with cascade compensation of the temperature set-points effectively maintain the distillate and bottoms purity for a large throughput decrease.
Simple networks with energy integration, involving either a large recycle of energy or a large throughput of energy, have been shown to exhibit dynamic behavior evolving over two time scales.
The machined roller mold is then installed on an in-house developed R2R UV embossing system to conduct continuous manufacturing of optical Fresnel lens film at a large throughput.
Relatively simple initial examinations enabling a large throughput of patients were followed by more detailed examinations of fewer subjects, by then known to fulfil some of the study-specific requirements.
