The phrase "a sizable estate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a large property or landholding, often in the context of real estate or inheritance.
Example: "After the passing of her grandfather, she inherited a sizable estate that included several acres of land and a historic mansion."
Alternatives: "a large property" or "an extensive estate."
At her death in 1727, Knight left a sizable estate.
He also left a sizable estate, including an impressive bequest to the powerful Royal Academy, his alma mater.
She went on to explain her case, and how when her wife, Thea Clara Spyer, died four years ago it not only left her hospitalized with what she diagnosed as a broken heart, but with a sizable estate tax bill that she would not have paid if Thea were, in her words, Theo.
Upon his father-in-law's death, Sumner inherited a sizable estate which allowed him to maintain a dignified lifestyle during his public service.
But the chief underwriter of the campaign to stop Cape Wind, which includes major funding for Parker's alliance, is William Koch, scion of the founders of the oil refining giant Koch Industries, chairman of the gas and coal supplier Oxbow Corp. -- and owner of a sizable estate in Osterville, Mass., just west of Craigville beach.
With a sizable real estate portfolio, the company owned several Birmingham satellite towns, including Ensley, Fairfield, Docena, Edgewater and Bayview.
If they willed their wealth to their descendants, then sizable estate taxes would become due on their deaths.
Ms. Harrison, who is the mother of Harrison's son, Dhani, does not consider herself a celebrity and does not fully embrace the spotlight, but she has become a guardian of her husband's legacy and of the mementos and artifacts he left behind at Friar Park, their sizable estate in Henley-on-Thames Henley-on-Thames
Nikki Ferrari, who runs a sizable non-estate mail-order business under the name Hawaiian Mountain Gold, says he is a distant relative of the Italian automaking family.
Mr. Gilchrist said he was not aware of any other sizable estates that had been left to feng shui advisers.
Earlier, in classical Greece of the 5th century bc, sizable estates were cultivated for high profit, based on what was known of scientific agriculture.
