The phrase "added with a large" is not correct in standard written English.
It is unclear and does not convey a complete thought, making it difficult to use effectively.
Example: "The recipe was added with a large amount of sugar."
Alternatives: "combined with a large" or "supplemented by a large".
When asked what foods they would add with a larger household food budget, low-income women chose more foods from the 'healthier' categories whereas high-income women chose more foods from the less 'healthier' categories.
If everyone did the same thing when they lost five large," he added with a chuckle, "well, there'd be a lot more bank robberies".
"I think it's going to be O.K.," Mr. Drake added, with one large caveat: "If we go to war with Iraq, all bets are off".
While we were unable to see a complex, we were able to see an enhancement in initial rates for polymer formation when B4GAT1 was added with LARGE to Xyl- α-pNP and a complete inability to form polymer except when B4GAT1 was added with LARGE using Xyl-β-pNP as the substrate.
£8.54 for water (Thames Water's average bill for 2015, with 20% added for a large family).
£32 for gas and electric (the average weekly bill, according to government figures, with an extra 20% added for a large family).
US secretary of state Hillary Clinton applauded Hollande's strong words, adding: "Now, with a larger safe haven and increased freedom to manoeuvre, terrorists are seeking to extend their reach and their networks in multiple directions.
At Sloan-Kettering, Dr. Chapman added a patient with a large tumor in his abdomen.
To the latter was added a kitchen with a large stove rescued from Karluk's engine room.
He added that questionnaires with a large proportion of their content devoted to somatic distress would not be useful; indeed one study [ 7] had demonstrated that any questionnaire purporting to provide information on emotional distress in dialysis patients but which contained a large proportion of items relating to somatic disorder provided misleading information.
