The phrase "a very large quantity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an extensive amount of something, often in contexts related to measurements, resources, or supplies.
Example: "The warehouse was filled with a very large quantity of goods, ready for distribution."
Alternatives: "an enormous amount of" or "a substantial quantity of".
Between them, China, Japan and South Korea produce more than 50% of the world's vegetables and so this wastage equals a very large quantity of food.
But the congressman wants to see a very large quantity of documents so he can be absolutely, positively, really, really sure.
The salads were virtually interchangeable except for the dressings: a very thin layer of green peppers or red peppers, red onion or yellow onions, tomatoes, carrots and chicken or some combination thereof, disguising a very large quantity of iceberg lettuce.
But when he was in his mid-thirties his doctor prescribed a tricyclic antidepressant, Amitriptyline, with which, along with a very large quantity of vodka, he could force himself into unconsciousness.
It went through "a very large quantity of emails and other documents", the statement said, which produced the conclusion by the clubs, called to a hastily convened meeting many participated in by teleconference, that: "There is no evidence of wider discriminatory attitudes or inappropriate language or a general attitude of disrespect to women".
The river is only 416 miles (670 km) long, but its large discharge of no less than 175,000 cubic feet (5,000 cubic m) of water per second transports a very large quantity of sediment that is rapidly filling the gulf.
In general, the dense faces have very large quantity of points, the distance changing on local area usually brings little changes to the average.
We have previously developed and reported a methodology for integrating very large quantities of human expression data into a unified format in order to create a comprehensive reference database of the human transcriptome, GeneSapiens [18].
Correctly addressing the carbon implications of bioenergy is critical because a variety of studies and policies contemplate use of very large quantities of biomass in the belief that bioenergy is almost a GHG-neutral replacement for fossil fuels.
But could very large quantities of milk present a problem?
However, typical experiments generate very large quantities of data, which can be a challenge to analyze quantitatively.
