The phrase "and a very sizable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is large in size or amount, often in a quantitative context.
Example: "The project received funding from several sources, and a very sizable contribution came from the local government."
Alternatives: "and a substantial" or "and a considerable".
"We seek to service this community, and it's a very sizable, very creative, very artistic community.
We have almost no debt and we are a very sizable company.
Even after correcting for income growth, relative spending on dynamic goods increased 1.3percentt a year, "a very sizable shift of 68percentt over the past 40 years," they write.
"One of the problems is that New York has a very sizable and diverse agenda of projects that need funding," Mr. Robins said, pointing to the $17 billion project to complete a subway under Second Avenue and a $3.8 billion plan to connect the Long Island Rail Road to Grand Central Terminal.
It has the scale, ambition, speed and data to cut itself a very sizable chunk of the fashion market, reckons Tom Adeyoola, founder of UK fashion tech firm Metail — which has been working on rethinking the online fashion buying experience with virtual fitting room and garment digitizing technology for almost 10 years.
It's probably going to be a very sizable niche, and pretty stable". Want to know how a pen-and-paper role-playing game gave birth to the video game industry?
If Lopez is joined in the starting lineup by the newly acquired Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce, and by the two other incumbents, Deron Williams and Joe Johnson, the Nets would have a very sizable starting five, perfectly suited for clogging passing and driving lanes.
"A one-unit increase in your GPA has a very sizable impact on your education and earnings," says Michael T. French, director of the health economics research group at the University of Miami.
"We said we never would, and we will continue to service this segment of the market, which is a very sizable segment of music connoisseurs".
Mr. Johnson, 47, who held a fund-raiser for Mr. Obama at his home, said that Mr. Butts's remarks show "that a very sizable majority of the congregation in fact supports Senator Obama, and Rev. Butts did his best to stress that his judgments are a reflection of his individual opinion," not of the official church position.
