The phrase "a much larger project" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a project that is significantly bigger in scope or scale compared to another project or task.
Example: "While the initial task was manageable, it quickly evolved into a much larger project that required more resources and time."
Alternatives: "a significantly bigger project" or "a considerably larger undertaking".
While the Viridian sold very quickly, it, too, relies in part on public support through tax increment financing, whereas Signature, a much larger project, will seek 100percentt private financing, a much riskier proposition, especially with construction costs rising about 1percentt a month.
And yet the Met has made them merely the central node of a much larger project.
"It's the same school, but this is a much larger project," Davies said.
PAW is pointing the way forward for a much larger project that should be undertaken immediately.
"This study is part of a much larger project," Pierce said.
"It really became a much larger project than anyone ever envisioned," said Mr. Brown, the New London city manager.
Recently Stephen Wolfram said, "In just a couple of months, we've reduced the 'fall-through rate' of queries we don't understand by 10%." Alpha is part of a decades long and much larger project of Mathematica started by Stephen Wolfram in the 1980s.
While he succeeded in bringing some of his smaller urban planning concepts to life, his much larger project, a massive manufacturing city to be built in northern Alabama – 75 miles long, with power supplied by damming the Tennessee river – never got off the ground.
I think that has been projected into this much larger project".
In 1914, Astor started another much larger project: the $1 million Astor Court apartments on Broadway from 89th to 90th Streets.
Founded in 1970, this homespun precursor to Masdar, the much larger project now under construction in another desert halfway around the globe (see "A Zero-Emissions City in the Desert"), was an early attempt to combine innovative architecture with the clean technologies then at hand to conserve energy and minimize waste.
