The phrase "also identified a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing findings or observations in research, reports, or analyses, particularly when adding to previously mentioned information.
Example: "The study also identified a large gap in the existing literature on this topic."
Alternatives: "also found a significant" or "additionally recognized a substantial".
Sheffield also identified a large number of frontline workers duplicating relationships with the same families.
We also identified a large suite of volatile organic compounds, including carcinogens and suspected carcinogens, in the coil smoke.
We also identified a large number of DNaseI HS sites that are cell type specific (only present in one cell type); these regions are enriched for enhancer elements and correlate with cell type-specific gene expression as well as cell type-specific histone modifications.
Whereas the first approach also identified a large fraction of cytosolic proteins - either membrane-associated or cytosolic contaminations - membrane shaving only revealed proteins with 1 to 21 trans-membrane domains.
Beyond a characterization of the overall transcriptional characteristics of our differentiated cells, we have also identified a large number of potentially important new genes that are expressed at high levels at distinct stages and that may play roles in the cardiogenic developmental program.
We also identified a large number of transcripts that had been previously unidentified.
While the L and S methods identified periodic patterns oscillating in different phases, the P, A and C methods also identified a larger variety of patterns (illustrated by higher numbers of clusters).
Other studies may have also identified a larger number of factors but chosen to interpret this as a fewer number based upon a single criterion such as variance explained before rotation [11].
We also identified a larger immunoreactive band that was seen only in isolated spermatogenic cells.
Our four-gene analysis also identified a larger assemblage of orders with low BS support including fabids, malvids and Crossosomatales, which constitutes the core part of rosids.
Panseq did, however, also identify a large amount of sequence as accessory that was not identified as such by AGEnt.
