The phrase "a larger wage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing compensation or salary, particularly in comparison to another wage or in the context of seeking higher pay.
Example: "After negotiating with my employer, I was pleased to receive a larger wage than I initially expected."
Alternatives: "a higher salary" or "an increased pay".
To him, it did not matter that he might have earned a larger wage at another club.
Women who start families before the age of 25 "suffer a larger wage penalty", while in general – and perhaps not surprisingly – the longer the period of time away from work, the larger the hit, according to the ILO.
Another 2014 study found that apprentices trained to a Level 3 standard (the equivalent of an A-level) experience a larger wage boost than do those who only study to Level 2; they also seem to sustain this wage premium for longer.
But, without productivity growth, firms would face a larger wage bill for any given level of output and so be forced into increasing prices.
New signings and a larger wage bill meant the club's "footballing costs" rose from £14.8m to £20.9m as Brighton came close to promotion.
They tested their model using data for India which also had a major trade liberalization in the early 1990s, and found that increased international exposure is associated with a larger wage gap in India's concentrated manufacturing industries.
JAL, which has to deal with nine internal unions, has only just persuaded its biggest union to agree to a larger wage-cutting deal.
The union, 1199/S.E.I.U., is seeking a large wage increase to help the workers catch up with employees at another Yeshiva affiliate, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, in the Bronx.
Even though the union members have the highest wages of any building workers in the country, the union had argued that they deserved a large wage increase, partly to serve as a model for other janitors around the country.
The union also hopes to win health insurance, convert jobs from part time to full time and realize a large wage increase for the janitors, most of whom earn $6.15 an hour, the state's minimum wage.
Upper-class women reap a large wage premium from delaying marriage — a college-educated woman who marries in her 30s earns over $15,000 more annually than a woman who marries in her early 20s, and when you look at household income, the premium for marrying later rises to more than $20,000.
