The phrase "a sizeable sampler of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or selection of items, experiences, or data that is substantial in size or quantity.
Example: "The exhibition featured a sizeable sampler of contemporary art from various local artists."
Alternatives: "a substantial selection of" or "a significant collection of".
Recent surface collection and test excavation in limestone caves in the rock islands of Palau, Micronesia, has produced a sizeable sample of human skeletal remains dating roughly between 940-2890 cal ybp.
Drawing on a sizeable sample of 6,388 university professors in Quebec who have published at least one paper between 2000 and 2007, our results identify two turning points in the professors' careers.
Given the proximity to these other countries and the resulting mix of inhabitants (many Dutch actually live in Germany and Belgium, and many Germans and Belgians live in the Netherlands) it is hard to find a sizeable sample of Catholics not being exposed to another culture on an everyday basis.
Last but not least, for pursuing a good signal-to-noise ratio a sizeable sample of participants was tested.
This study involved a sizeable sample of younger adult cancer survivors with particular age-associated needs from representative tumour groups.
Strengths of the current investigation include the longitudinal nature of data, the examination of depressive symptoms and insulin resistance in a sizeable sample of children, and the adjustment for important covariates, including measured BMI and BMI change.
In order to investigate the situation in a wider geographical area with urban and rural regions we conducted a cross-sectional survey in two defined study areas in East- and West-Germany with a sizeable sample of office-based physicians.
Häfner and colleagues [ 4] showed that two thirds of a sizeable sample of inpatients had repeated inpatient treatment because of schizophrenia ten years after first admission (mean number of inpatient treatments: women: 3.4, men: 3.7).
The present study aims to build on this work by investigating the relationship between individual differences in impulsivity and cocaine-related compulsivity and grey matter volume variation in large-scale brain systems, in a sizeable sample of cocaine-dependent individuals and healthy volunteers.
