The phrase "along with a sizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something is included or accompanied by a large amount or significant size of something else.
Example: "The report included several key findings, along with a sizable amount of supporting data."
Alternatives: "together with a substantial" or "in addition to a considerable".
The Daily Mail is that open sewer, along with a sizable chunk of Britain's Tory-dominated oligarch-owned "free press".
More than 1,000 security guards and Red Cross workers will be present, along with a sizable police presence.
This presentation of spanking-new musical theater will offer 30 productions in its 10th-anniversary year, along with a sizable slate of readings, panel discussions and other events in several Midtown theaters.
Diet, bathing, rest, and exercise formed the core of their medicine, along with a sizable dose of common sense and sympathetic insight that amounted to a sort of psychotherapy.
As Emily Nussbaum wrote in the magazine last week, Trump, along with a sizable contingent of his supporters, has made use of a certain nihilistic humor as a cover for his lies.
They include Jil Sander, Helmut Lang, Church's shoes, Azzedine Alaïa, Carshoe and the Genny Group, along with a sizable hunk of Fendi, which it later sold to LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton.
Such efforts are currently underway by the authors, along with sequencing a sizable battery of red jungle fowl, the progenitor of modern chicken.
The Bathroom It was spacious enough to contain a sizable closet, along with a marble vanity and a shower with a glorious high-volume spray.
Warroad (population 1,700) has the prettier setting, along the lake and the Warroad River, and is socially more diverse, with a sizable Ojibwe population and a growing number of Hmong people from Laos.
Lamitan, along with Isabela, the provincial capital, is the only town on the island with a sizable Christian population.
