The phrase "a major package" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a significant or important collection of items, services, or information, often in a business or project context.
Example: "The company is preparing to launch a major package of new features for their software next month."
Alternatives: "a significant bundle" or "an important set".
And not all Democrats see the push for a major package as a negative.
That is the only issue holding up a major package of government spending that has deep bipartisan support.
The plan to allow universities to go bankrupt is expected to be unveiled next month as part of a major package of higher education reforms.
The Bank's chief economist, Andy Haldane, has gone further, calling for a major package of measures to support the UK's post-referendum economy and stressing the need for a prompt and robust response to the uncertainty.
Noting that he had no intention of slowing down, Mr. DiFrancesco said that in the coming weeks he planned to announce a major package to help needy and disadvantaged children.
WASHINGTON -- Senate Democrats failed Thursday night to break a partisan impasse over a major package of tax changes and safety-net spending, leaving the future of added unemployment benefits and a series of business tax breaks up in the air.
The Algarve, on Portugal's southern coast, has long been a major package-holiday destination for northern Europeans.
Other consumer companies have been slow to match that feature, analysts said, partly because it is a complex application to build and because most of a major packaged food maker's products are easily found in most grocery stores.
"Poverty in the midst of plenty could become intolerable," said the chairman of the Regional Plan Association, William S. Woodside, who is the chairman of the American Can Company, a major packaging and financial services company based in Greenwich, Conn.
While active in the freelance consulting field for a number of years, Jeannie also has experience in finance and systems application for a major packaged goods/consumer health care concern.
While Smith did not have permission to name all of the corporations that are testing or using LiquiGlide's coatings in their packaging or equipment already, the company previously announced deals to work with Norwegian packaged goods conglomerate Orkla, Elmers the glue makers, and the Pact Group in Australia, a major packaging maker there.
