The phrase "a sufficiently large database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the size of a database in relation to its ability to provide reliable results or insights.
Example: "In order to ensure accurate predictions, we need to analyze a sufficiently large database of historical data."
Alternatives: "an adequately sized database" or "a sufficiently extensive database".
The main obstacle for cable systems has been creating and maintaining a sufficiently large database of movies.
A sufficiently large database of density values that covers the Bradys area for all the rock units in question was not available for this study.
A sufficiently large database determined for the investigated object enable us to estimate almost immediately, i.e. within less than 1 s, the crack depth and axial position with identification errors not exceeding 9% and 5%, respectively.
This study tries to address the following two issues pertaining to the transformation uncertainty: (a) how transformation uncertainties change with the number and type of sites in the database and (b) whether transformation uncertainties will eventually fall within a narrow range when a "generic" transformation is developed from a sufficiently large database.
Indeed, women, French and Italian speaking regions, and respondents aged 60 years or more have been overrepresented in the surveyed sample in order to get a sufficiently large database.
As long as it is technically and financially possible to scale 'up' by getting capable hardware for running a single, sufficiently large, database backend at the same pace as the load increases, or distributed frameworks that automate distribution can be used, sharding at the application level is not necessary.
The unbalanced randomisation ratio (active:placebo 2 1) was chosen in order to get a sufficiently large safety database for the active treatment.
However, only large databases provide a sufficiently large sample to identify enough candidemia cases for multivariable modeling.
In the current study we applied 454 technology to build a sufficiently large expressed sequence tag (EST) database for C. lectularius.
The speech database usually derives from a sufficiently large corpus where appropriately selected spoken utterances are carefully annotated to the unit level.
Therefore, I will have to use large datasets such as register databases in order to retrieve a sufficiently large sample.
