The phrase "a much larger rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing rates, indicating that one rate is significantly greater than another.
Example: "The new policy resulted in a much larger rate of employee retention compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "a significantly higher rate" or "a considerably larger rate".
But since then, government scientists have come up with a new and much larger rate of 12,000 to 19,000 barrels a day.
However, much larger rate increases (4 9-fold) are observed upon addition of SDO to assays containing 2.4 9-foldtareiobserved
The heritability estimate for growth rate was low (1.60%) which suggests that environmental factors play a much larger role than genetics in growth rate.
Due to the great variety of possible runner designs, reaction turbines can be used over a much larger range of heads and flow rates than impulse turbines.
It is shown through a mathematical analysis that the measurement of the intrinsic kinetics of a reaction with a small equilibrium constant (a positive standard free energy of reaction) requires much larger rates of fluid reactant supply and mass transfer rates than that of a reaction with a large equilibrium constant.
It's also a boon for the album's songwriters and producers, who get a much larger royalty rate for album sales than they do for streaming.
Current landlocked populations suggest that, on average, a female lays 17,000-38,000 eggs while breeding, but upon first introduction from the Erie canal, the initial populatoin may have had a much larger reproductive rate, allowing for the establishment of the species.
Oddly enough, the state from which our Universe arose — the state of cosmic inflation — has exactly the same properties, only with a much larger expansion rate during the inflationary epoch than our current, dark energy-dominated epoch will lead to.
Additionally, in our previous study in which the intercalation of SBN into a DOPC membrane was examined by SHCS, correlation data displayed a much larger reaction rate, approximately 6 times greater, than seen here for CTB.
