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The phrase "a matter of size" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or relevance of size in a particular context or situation.
Example: "When it comes to choosing the right vehicle, it's often a matter of size; larger families may need a minivan, while singles might prefer a compact car."
Alternatives: "a question of size" or "a concern of size".
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It's just a matter of size and time.
It is not just a matter of size.
"And then, too, it was a matter of size.
Hekstra clarifies that the problem of scale is not necessarily a matter of size.
It's a matter of size and if you have the time and ability to do it".
Bachmann, M. F. & Jennings, G. T. Vaccine delivery: a matter of size, geometry, kinetics and molecular patterns.
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It is a matter of size-adjusted machine tools that feature a clearly better proportion of working space and overall size than conventional machine tools for micro production.
It's just a matter of sizing up what's either excessive or lacking, and finding the antidote.
The reconciler is simply a matter of sizing.
"It's not a matter of sizing up or sizing down from a size six," he said, "It's a matter of reconceiving things altogether.
Football, happily, is not simply a matter of population size.
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