The phrase "a very large degree" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a significant extent or level of something, often in discussions about opinions, feelings, or measurements.
Example: "The project was successful to a very large degree, exceeding all our expectations."
Alternatives: "a great extent" or "a significant degree".
"This is a picture story, to a very large degree," said Andrew Kohut, the president of the Pew Research Center.
The managers are, to a very large degree, the reason why Manchester City and Arsenal lost, with Liverpool and Tottenham eliminated.
The discussions Monday showed "a very large degree of convergence on important issues related to budgetary and economic surveillance," Mr. Van Rompuy said in a statement.
Legally, it is an enormous challenge, but at least he has on his side the UN report admitting a very large degree of responsibility for the debacle of 1995.
Gruber blamed iMore.com, but really it's not the website's fault, since to a very large degree the owner of the website you're visiting doesn't actually control what you see, when you see it, how you see it, or even whether you see it.
Using leverage can magnify these opportunities to a very large degree.
Young people have been slow to buy cars, he said, in part because of "the very large degree of youth unemployment and underemployment," a situation that might change with an improving economy.
Gideon Haigh suggests: "If ever a cricketer was the creation of a single writer, it is MacLaren, the luminous majesty with which he is associated owed in very large degree to his youthful acolyte Neville Cardus".
Difficulties in studying endotoxin epidemiologically include the very large degree of exposure variability over time and among study subjects, and uncertainties in the measurement, or proxy measure, of exposure (Spaan et al. 2008).
A few nodes have very large degrees, while others have very few interactions.
Networks with power-law connectivity are inhomogeneous, their structure being dominated by a number of 'satellite' nodes each with a small number of connections, and a few 'hub' nodes with very large degrees of connectivity.
