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The phrase "and needs a larger" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that requires a greater size or capacity, often in contexts related to objects, spaces, or quantities.
Example: "The current storage unit is too small and needs a larger one to accommodate all the equipment."
Alternatives: "and requires a bigger" or "and demands a larger".
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So far Dr. Myles has only 6,000 useful genetic markers on his grape gene chip, and needs a larger chip to identify all the traits of interest to breeders.
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Turkey also suffers from capital outflows and needs a large aid package to cover the government budget deficit in 2002, analysts say.
However, it depends on quasi-stationary sources and needs a large amount of snapshots to obtain a satisfying performance.
Last, the CHAID model ignores the hierarchical structure of the Demographic and Health Survey data and needs a large sample size.
However, the traditional parametric approach, such as the logistic regression model, has limited power in detecting non-linear patterns of interaction and needs a large amount of study samples when multiple SNPs and gene gene interactions are considered.
The test revealed the word "Hokkaido" was a tad too tiny and needed a larger typeface and more space to spread out.
"We will allow the gardeners to stay for the remainder of their time, but we have to plan a little bit for the future and need a larger parking lot," Dr. Loret said.
"And of course, because we can produce quite quickly, that cost can be saved many times over when dealing with children growing up and needing a larger prosthetic".
This is because the copies of message take up the node cache and need a large amount of energy and network bandwidth at the forwarding process.
Guinea pigs have a long lifespan and need a large cage.
Some birds are insectivores and need a large variety of insects to thrive (meal worms nutritionally are no more than filler).
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