The phrase "a relatively large surface" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size of a surface to others, indicating that it is larger than average but not excessively so.
Example: "The table provided a relatively large surface for the group to work on during the project."
Alternatives: "a fairly large area" or "a comparatively large expanse".
"A premature infant is not well insulated with fat and has a relatively large surface area and thus loses heat very easily" Therefore, the babies' temperatures were con tinually checked and the temperature in their incubators adjusted as needed.
An advantage it has over a spherical-shaped capsule is shorter diffusion distance the distance the encapsulated particle must travel to escape the capsule while at the same time maintaining a relatively large surface area.
The rutile TiO2 architecture constructed by oriented tiny nanorod subunits (around 5 nm in diameter) have nano/submicro hierarchical structures, nanoporous nature, a relatively large surface area and high tapped density.
While common capacitive electrodes use a metal plate with a relatively large surface area as the capacitive coupling element, the proposed electrode uses a dielectric ceramic layer with high permittivity and a surface area no greater than a few cm2.
The Au PDDA PB membrane served as an excellent matrix for the immobilization of enzyme, which not only enhanced electron transfer but also possessed a relatively large surface area.
Since most of the large-scale electrochemical techniques provide only average data integrating over a relatively large surface area (square millimeters square centimeters) they are often inadequate for studying localized corrosion processes on passive metal surfaces.
The honeycomb arrangement provided a relatively larger surface area to store more ions with a stronger structure to maintain long-term surface morphology.
Added C60 can increase the surface area because C60 has a relatively larger surface area.
We speculate that the increased risk of neutropenia in women in our study may be due to a pharmacokinetic effect of a relatively larger surface area of the peritoneum combined with a smaller plasma volume in women compared with men of equal weight.
Holding both the dose of IP MMC and the single-compartment kinetic model with first-order elimination constant for males and females of equal weight, and given a relatively larger surface area of peritoneum for drug absorption by women, the plasma concentration of MMC could be as much as 1.25 times higher in females than males.
Ida's relatively large surface exhibited a diverse range of geological features.
