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The phrase "a very large mainstream" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or dominant trend, idea, or group within a larger context, often in discussions about culture, media, or societal norms.
Example: "The rise of streaming services has created a very large mainstream audience for independent films."
Alternatives: "a significant mainstream" or "a major mainstream".
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"We wanted to show that side of us to a very large mainstream audience".
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