The phrase "and a large increase" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a significant rise or growth in a particular context, such as statistics, sales, or any measurable quantity.
Example: "The company reported strong financial results, with a large increase in revenue compared to the previous year."
Alternatives: "and a significant rise" or "and a substantial growth".
But to keep American consumers safe, the F.D.A. will also need more authority and a large increase in financing from Congress.
The end result tends to be falling output, rising unemployment, falling wages and a large increase in the real burden of debt.
Italy, which like Greece is struggling with the twin pressures of the financial crisis and a large increase in north-African migrants from this year's uprisings, says the Dublin regulation is adding to its burden.
The candidates and their parties -- and probably the voters -- are still catching up to the politics of prosperity, and a large increase in the surplus projection would no doubt hold political opportunities and pitfalls for both sides.
"The 2008-09 increase, from $5,307m to $6,511m, was partly a result of six new donors in 2009 reporting disbursements and a large increase in contributions from the Gavi Alliance," it says.
The federal government's domestic counterterrorism efforts have scaled up dramatically, largely through a transformation of the FBI into an intelligence-driven agency and a large increase in the number of agents devoted to fighting terrorism.
Many analysts cited newfound expectations that a Washington unified by Republican control would deliver an overhaul of the tax system and a large increase in spending on U.S. infrastructure — two of corporate America's top policy goals.
These include a commitment to go after the militias, a reconciliation process for insurgents and Baathists, more equitable distribution of government resources, provincial elections that will bring Sunnis into government, and a large increase in employment-generating economic projects.
He pointedly referred to the United Federation of Teachers numerous times and seemed to relish diving into some of the most controversial subjects in the education world, including merit pay, teacher evaluations and a large increase in charter schools.
As I described in a 1992 academic article, Franklin D. Roosevelt took the United States off the gold standard in April 1933, and rapid devaluation led to huge gold inflows and a large increase in the money supply.
A lower economic growth rate and a small increase in environmental preservation investment are more suitable for in Beijing than area higher economic growth rate and a large increase in environmental preservation investment.
