The phrase "a very large class of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a significant group or category of items, concepts, or individuals within a particular context.
Example: "In mathematics, there is a very large class of problems that can be solved using algorithms."
Alternatives: "a substantial category of" or "a significant group of".
"We have, basically, a very large class of new full-time hires".
This method is simple and systematic, allowing dealing with a very large class of constrained nonlinear systems.
A very large class of high-income, fairly youthful households has been created, he said, and these people care little about gasoline prices and other vehicle operating expenses.
Practically speaking, there is a very large class of mathematical applications for fuzzy logic — in algebra, game theory, geometry, linear programming, probability, statistics, topology.
After introducing the notions of ergodicity, unique ergodicity and convergence to equilibrium, we will discuss how these have been proven for a very large class of parabolic SPDEs.
As an application, we generalize the so-called "zero-two" law of Ornstein and Sucheston and Zaharopol to positive contraction on a very large class of Banach lattices.
In a very large class, you may not get to 100% name recognition by the end of the semester.
Many reversible and irreversible inhibitors of this very large class of proteins have been designed.
That is perhaps an inevitable consequence of Manhattan's position as the center of the global economy, but it festers nevertheless -- among the poor and among the city's very large class of citizens who do not simply vote their material interests.
The display of the resulting upper bounds on the lepton slepton misalignment parameters is designed for an easy inspection of very large classes of models and the formula are arranged so as to suggest useful approximations.
"There's a very large potential class of claimants.
