The phrase "also a large body" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional significant quantity or group of something, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The research not only highlighted the effects of climate change but also a large body of evidence supporting renewable energy solutions."
Alternatives: "also a significant amount" or "additionally a substantial group".
The fruit is not only incredibly popular in the Portuguese diet – with an average of 10.4 kg eaten per year, per person – there's also a large body of data available on their growing requirements and yields.
Although a role for CD4 T-cells in protection against Mtb is well documented, there is also a large body of evidence derived from human and non human models that suggests an involvement of CD8 T-cells [2] [5].
There is also a large body of evidence that directly implicates the aberrant behavior of growth factor receptor pathways, in particular the ErbB2 and MAPK pathways, in the acquisition and maintenance of tamoxifen resistance (discussed in ref. [2]).
Although cytidine deamination appears to be the primary mechanism by which APOBEC3 inhibits retrovirus replication [43], [38], [46], [50], there is also a large body of evidence suggesting some novel, yet undefined, deaminase independent mechanism for the antiviral function of APOBEC3 [54] [56], [33].
There is also a large body of evidence pointing to the involvement of dopamine in emotional process [ 81].
While there is considerable descriptive evidence regarding the role of stigma in mental illness, there is also a large body of evidence from high, middle and low-income countries, demonstrating an association between poverty and mental illness [ 5, 6].
He has also written a large body of work in which classical instruments are manipulated by computers and turntable sets.
The Assembly consisted of one to three delegates from each member nation, and many countries also sent a large body of substitutes and experts.
RICHTER ON PAPER Gerhard Richter may be known for his dreamy photo-based paintings and colorful abstract canvases, but he has also created a large body of works on paper.
The first professional African American writer, Dunbar also authored a large body of fiction, including four novels, the most important of which The Sport of the Gods (1901)—offered a bleak view of African American prospects in urban America that anticipated the work of Richard Wright.
He also produced a large body of Western art, including many paintings and drawings of Native Americans.
