The phrase "also with a large" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when adding additional information or context that includes a significant quantity or size.
Example: "The project requires a budget, also with a large allocation for marketing expenses."
Alternatives: "along with a substantial" or "in addition to a considerable".
Tony Blair, also with a large majority, did little to remedy the harm done by the Thatcher years.
Also with a large hunk of toast slathered in rich, creamy chicken-liver mousse, or sweet, briny peekytoe crab meat.
In 1689 he directed the performance of the oratorio Santa Beatrice d'Este by Giovanni Lulier, called del violino, also with a large number of players (39 violins, 10 violas, 17 cellos, and additional instruments to make a total of more than 80 musicians).
Thus, it was possible to estimate the performance of each chosen model not only with the limited number of test objects but also with a large and truly independent 'oracle' test data set (i.e. the hold-out method which is considered to be the gold standard and came at no cost here).
The culture was started also with a large number of females (more than 50, E. Desouhant Com. Pers).
Indeed, here we were able to confirm the hub status for human FEZ1 and even extend it to the entire family of FEZ proteins, since both human FEZ2 as well as C. elegans UNC-76 interacted also with a large number of proteins.
This observation is in line with our previous finding with partly the same patient material and also with a larger registry-based material [ 1, 10].
Also, with such a large structure you wouldn't be able to build anything else.
It also comes with a large dollop of irony.
THE BATHROOM Also oversized, with a large, deep tub, a huge glass shower, a vanity with two sinks, and still plenty of room to walk around.
Sodium also reacts with a large number of metallic halides, displacing the metal from the salt and forming a sodium halide in the process.
