The phrase "also become a large" is not correct in written English as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in a sentence where you are discussing growth or change, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "As the company expands, it may also become a large player in the market."
Alternatives: "also grow into a significant" or "also turn into a major".
The effort has also become a large-scale field trial of using classroom video, to help teachers improve and to evaluate them remotely.
It had also become a symbol of a larger failure to keep the parks and their ecosystems in good working order.
With the Radio France Philharmonic Orchestra at his behest, Mr. Choplin aimed to experiment with expanding Sondheim, in the case of "Sunday," "to see if this painting, larger than life, will also become a music theater piece larger than life, almost an opera," he said.
These waste represent potential economic opportunities untapped but have also become a burning issue at a larger scale in Africa with an important and increasing consumption of plastic bags and other plastic packagings.
A waiver could also become a bargaining point in larger negotiations over employment terms.
Repetitive sequences also become a bigger concern in larger genomes.
The parallel methods presented in this paper might also become a scalable tool for large-scale analysis on various types of cells and species.
The method presented in this paper might also become a high throughput tool for large-scale annotating the metabolic stability of proteins.
By the time the scene ends, Valjean hasn't just been handed his release papers after 19 years as a prisoner, he has also become a Christ figure, hoisting a preposterously large wooden pole on to his shoulder.
Although it is not necessarily a primary design objective when compared to MOI or COR, the reduction of aerodynamic drag during a driver swing has also become a design focus due to increasingly larger driver heads and their blunt geometries.
