The phrase "a much larger event" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size or significance of an event to another, indicating that the event in question is significantly bigger or more important.
Example: "The conference we attended last year was interesting, but this year's gathering promises to be a much larger event with more speakers and attendees."
Alternatives: "a significantly bigger event" or "a far more substantial event".
In September, the likes of Zoella, Alfie Deyes and Joe Sugg took Amity Fest on a small tour, explaining that it was simply a test for a much larger event, also due in 2015.
In June of that year, a much larger event produced the "Prague Declaration", which insists all of Europe agree that Nazism and Communism are a "common legacy" and that a Nuremberg tribunal-grade tool be used to assess communism.
In June of that year, a much larger event produced the "Prague Declaration", which insists all of Europe agree that Nazism and Communism are a "common legacy" and that a Nuremberg tribunal-grade tool be used to assess communism.
Now we'll see if Snapchat can handle curation from a much larger event with much wider appeal.
32 followed no. 31 within 14 h from the same source region and produced a much larger event (approximately 1,000 pfu).
But eruption intensity and outcomes can vary wildly - a much larger event at Grímsvötn volcano in May 2011 spewed a massive seven mile high plume of ash but only affected about 900 flights across Iceland, Scotland, Norway, Northern Ireland and the north of England.
But eagle-eyed viewers noted that crowds depicted on screen were in fact attendees at an entirely different (and much larger) event which had taken place in the Capitol two months earlier.
Twice a year, in spring and fall, they hold much larger events complete with a fully equipped dungeon and viewing gallery, several themed play spaces, a black-lit area full of mattresses called the cuddle room, a larger dance floor, finger food that strives toward gourmet, and a stage show.
A similar event is planned for New York next Monday, with a much larger Hollywood event planned for the middle of next week.
At a much larger phone event for Senator Obama, at the Bowery Hotel, Ralph Stern, 83, also said he had lost sleep over the impending election.
Foreshocks provide a means by which to study small-scale failure processes that precede much larger events.
