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The phrase "access to a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the ability to obtain or utilize a significant quantity or extent of something, such as resources, data, or information.
Example: "The new software provides access to a large database of customer information, which can enhance our marketing strategies."
Alternatives: "access to extensive" or "access to a vast".
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It offers quick access to a large market.
And access to a large basement laundry room.
A walk-out basement provides direct access to a large lawn that slopes toward the riverbank.
Birds roam outdoors by day with access to a large wood and natural foraging.
It notes that resellers give consumers efficient access to a large number of competing sellers.
Membership in the Westchester guild is $20 a year and includes access to a large library of music.
Fortunately, working with a university team meant we had access to a large and varied pool of resources.
Outside, it has a private, covered balcony with a hot tub and access to a large community pool.
Libraries have access to a large inter-library loan network, so they can get hold of most courses you want.
There is also another central sitting room, as well as access to a large balcony area above the indoor pool.
When a new invention requires access to a large number of patents the risk of the negotiations failing is high.
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