The phrase "an historically large" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form is "a historically large" because "historically" begins with a consonant sound.
Example: "The event was marked by an historically large turnout of participants."
Alternatives: "a record large" or "an unprecedented large".
However, the biggest offsetting swing is set to come from households, with net lending moving from 0.4% of GDP today to an "historically large" 3.1% of GDP in 2019.
We found a major peak in white spruce stem density (45,000 ha−1) in units harvested in 1987 (an historically large spruce seed crop year), suggesting that where possible, foresters need to adjust management plans according to spruce mast years.
"Having risen by historically large amounts during the 2000s, the UK's education budget is now set for an historically large fall over the next few years," says senior research economist Luke Sibieta.
Barack Obama delivers stinging critique of FBI: 'We don't operate on leaks' Gender was always going to play a pivotal role in a campaign that could culminate in the election of the first female president in America's 240-year history and seems likely to a see a historically large gender gap at the polls.
Gender was always going to play a pivotal role in a campaign that could culminate in the election of the first female president in America's 240-year history and seems likely to a see a historically large gender gap at the polls.
Such a Democratic House majority, energized by a historically large percentage of female members, could catalyze a new era of legislative activism or the rise of a new politics in America.
The White House also pledged to raise Gateway's operating budget, which was $22 million last year, by $3.4 million, a historically large increase, said Brian Feeney, a National Park Service spokesman.
Hong Kong has been demanding greater political rights since last year, when crowds staged a historically large street protest to oppose a mainland-backed national security law many saw as repressive.
"Party officials are growing worried about a wide-open nominating contest likely to feature a historically large and diverse field.
In this environment, the UK is running a historically large current account deficit.
We know that Wall Street, having bounced back from the crisis, remains a historically large part of the economy.
