The phrase "a very large yield" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to agriculture, finance, or any situation where a significant output or return is being discussed.
Example: "The new farming techniques resulted in a very large yield this season, surpassing all previous records."
Alternatives: "a substantial yield" or "an enormous yield".
With a very large production area but currently relatively low yields, there is a significant opportunity to improve wheat production in Kazakhstan.
The first part predominantly comprises low-input farming with very large yield gaps and a faster growing demand that can only be met with increasing imports.
Recent alluviums of quaternary age group bearing porous formations are fairly thick and are spreading over an area of 210 km2 (4.5%) of the total area in the southern and south-eastern part have very large yield prospects of about 200 m3/h.
We find that the deformation mechanism of the network is characterized by molecular unfolding of the alpha-helical protein domains, leading to the formation of very large yield regions (Figure 6B, snapshots II IV; where the yield regions appear first in yellow and then in red color).
"But when you actually get down to manufacturing a complex circuit with lots and lots and lots of logic gates, and making lots and lots of such circuits with very large yields, the manufacturing problems really make it impossible to keep going.
Along with a few other species, dumala (S. oblongifolia), a very large tree, yields dammar resin, which has various uses, including as varnish and incense.
Processes like Fisher Tropsch synthesis that yield a very large spectrum of products present challenges for modeling approaches due to the large networks that are involved.
Thus, the results presented in this paper would at once yield a very large number of results involving a large variety of special functions occurring in the problems of science, engineering, and mathematical physics etc.
