The phrase "also make a large" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing the creation or production of something significant, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "We also make a large contribution to environmental sustainability through our initiatives."
Alternatives: "also create a significant" or "additionally produce a substantial".
It could also make a large dent in Americans' household budgets, as reduced supplies drive up costs.
Addressing inherent sources of difficulty in fraction arithmetic, in particular understanding of fraction magnitudes, can also make a large difference.
Consumer processing can also make a large contribution to the formation of RS in rice.
Blowing lots of little bubbles is fun, but you can also make a large wand to blow giant bubbles.
But at the same time, that opens up the option for us to let in a lot more people who then contribute to our economy and, in exchange, we also make a larger contribution to the betterment of human life all over the world.
You can also make a larger batch, maintaining equal proportions of both ingredients, and use it as a gentle exfoliator for your entire face.
The party also made a large attack on the Labour party – which Labour responded with saying the distraction with Labour has become "obsessional".
The low frequency wavelet component also makes a large contribution to spatial correlation of axial particle velocity, which increases from the acceleration regime to fully-developed regime.
Germany and the Low Countries also made a large contribution in prose and verse to Latin literature in the 15th and 16th centuries.
To create a shoe with a more streamlined profile, Haslbeck explained, he had trimmed the saucer-like rim of the Birkenstock foot bed — which, in a sandal, protects the foot, but which also makes a large foot look even larger.
It also made a large number of major achievements in the field of agricultural technology, which includes the development of over 5,600 new high-grade, high-yield crop species in more than 40 crop categories.
