The phrase "a medium large" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is typically used incorrectly when someone intends to refer to a size that is between medium and large, but the correct term is "medium-large" or "medium to large."
Example: "I would like a medium-large coffee, please."
Alternatives: "medium-large" or "between medium and large."
Fill a medium-large saucepan with water, bring to a boil and cook the salsify for five minutes.
The problem is that large-scale has been defined as 50kW, which is the size of a medium-large commercial or community building installation.
Melt 25g butter in a medium-large saucepan over a low heat and sauté the onion until soft and translucent, about 10 minutes.
Self-styled "northern Italian," Prespa (named for a lake in the Balkans — go figure) features a medium-large menu with specialties from around the Italian map, not just the north.
The earthquake was perceived as a time to show the international community that Indonesia could single-handedly manage the emergency response of a medium-large disaster.8.
In other words, the optimised teacher facilitation practices and the revised game could significantly advance the pedagogic effectiveness of serious gaming in School C with a medium-large effect size (Cohen, 1998), in terms of knowledge acquisition.
Among them, oxides and fluorites with general formula A2B2O7 (where A is a medium-large cation and B is an octahedrally coordinated, high-charge cation) have attracted considerable attention [9].
The significant increment in the number of advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) in mass-produced cars suggest the idea of autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicles driving in roads in a medium-large term.
Coat the bottom of a medium-large pan with coconut oil and get it hot over a medium flame.
The red-necked grebe is a medium-large grebe, smaller than the great crested grebe of Eurasia, and the western and Clark's grebes of North America.
