The phrase "a particularly large amount of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant quantity of something, often to emphasize the extent of that quantity.
Example: "The project required a particularly large amount of resources to complete successfully."
Alternatives: "an especially large quantity of" or "a notably high volume of".
The stock market crash in October 1929 didn't destroy a particularly large amount of wealth or make people highly pessimistic.
There seems to be a particularly large amount of progress in how users can dial in face shape and hairstyles.
Finally, we have obtained an image with a particularly large amount of noise by courtesy of Huiping Shi (Qiqihaer Medical College, Qiqihaer, China), as to assess the performance of the methods under extreme conditions.
The filming of "The Fight" involved a particularly large amount of improvisation among the actors, a common technique among Parks and Recreation episodes.
"Faker is on a killing spree!" is sprawled across the screen in big letters when one of the SKT players lays waste to a particularly large amount of his enemies.
The convergence of Newton Method is time-consuming and this method may appear singular for particularly large amount of data.
Just before the press conference Pirelli had issued their own statement, in which they blamed external factors, particularly large amounts of debris, for the incidents in Spa.
Apollo, which has a long involvement in distressed debt, revealed plans on April 8th for an initial public offering.Funds focused on the ailing financial sector have since last year attracted particularly large amounts of capital (see chart).
- Last week the Florida Sun-Sentinel published a long expose of the Sunrise, Florida, Police Department's legal but shady habit of bringing in particularly large amounts of cash through the asset forfeiture from cocaine sales.
We found particularly large amounts of unassembled TEs in A. brunnescens and A. polypyramis, increasing the overall TE content estimated in these species to 36%and59%9%, respectively.
Secondly, particularly the large amount of Akkermansia, probably indicating a large relative amount of mucin in these animals, should be kept in mind when guinea pigs are used as human models in studies where the integrity of the intestinal barrier is of importance, and thirdly, the larger phylum diversity observed in guinea pigs should be taken into consideration when relevant.
