The phrase "a range of large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of large items, options, or categories in a specific context.
Example: "The store offers a range of large appliances, including refrigerators, washing machines, and ovens."
Alternatives: "a variety of large" or "a selection of large".
The chief iron- and steel-producing towns of the basin, together with Luhansk, Kramatorsk, and other centres, have a range of large heavy-engineering industries.
The owners of competing luxury hotels in the District include a range of large institutional investors, many of them from abroad.
The potential bidders mentioned on Wall Street trading desks in the last two weeks include a range of large computer companies, with the most logical ones being I.B.M. and Cisco Systems.
Unit 23 19-21 Crawford Street London W1H 1PJ 01707 256 184 doybags.com Based in the Philippines, Doy Bags produces a range of large and small bags and accessories from recycled foil and plastic juice cartons.
EPS is an operational definition designed to encompass a range of large microbially-secreted molecules having widely varying physical and chemical properties, and a range of biological roles.
The photographic record includes 12 sets of vertical photography, obtained at a range of large to medium nominal scales, for the period 1947 to 1997.
An understanding of the performance characteristics of a range of large-scale HPC resources has been obtained using low-level synthetic benchmarks.
They have been employed in full-scale structures, as well as demonstrated in a range of large-scale experiments and numerical structural analysis studies.
This vast volume of data requires new analytical tools - we are developing a range of large-scale network analysis and machine learning algorithms that we hope will provide deeper insight into human behavior.
We discuss how each of these objectives is addressed within HSL_MP43 and illustrate the performance of the code using a range of large-scale problems from chemical process simulation and optimisation.
Apart from making rather bland industrial robots, Sakakibara Kikai is also developing a range of large-size, mechanical toys and three absolutely awesome "boarding robots".
