The phrase "all so large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or objects that are significantly big or extensive in size or scope.
Example: "The boxes were all so large that we struggled to fit them into the car."
Alternatives: "all so big" or "all so massive".
The works for sale – all so large that they will be exhibited in a disused London postal depot instead of Christie's HQ – will coincide with this year's Frieze art fair.
These are all so large that, unlike other viruses, they can be seen under a microscope.
For all so large that and all so large that, as is a weak solution to, by taking as the test function in (2.5) and bearing in mind(2.7), we have (2.15).
For all so large that, since and are weak solutions to some problems, by taking as the test function in their respective problems, we obtain (2.13).
Therefore, for all so large that, as is a weak solution to, by taking as the test function in(2.5), from (2.9), and, we can assert that there exists such that (2.11).
Looking across the landscape of American popular culture there are few titans who cast an all-encompassing shadow so large we aren't aware we've always lived and created in it.
After all, they were so large and interconnected that their collapse would have further imperiled the nation's already fragile economy.
Happily, not all companies are so large.
For missing chunks, the error produced by all methods is so large, that none of them are recommended for this case.
It's so big and it's long term pot is so large that all the international retailers are looking at the same metrics.
Sometimes it feels like the problems we have created for all these big beasts become so large that we can no longer solve them.
