The phrase "and trigger a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing the cause of a significant effect or response, often in scientific, technical, or analytical discussions.
Example: "The sudden increase in temperature can cause a chemical reaction and trigger a large release of gas."
Alternatives: "and initiate a significant" or "and provoke a substantial".
Policy inconsistencies (such as electoral spending and debt sustainability issues related to the transition to the fully funded pension system), the exhaustion of the currency board, and an unfavorable international scenario deepened a recession which started in 1999 and triggered a large crisis at the end of 2001.
More recent major quakes are the 1995 Great Hanshin earthquake and the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake, a 9.0-magnitude quake which hit Japan on March 11 , 2011 and triggered a large tsunami.
Early experiments on plant communities showed declines in biomass production resulting from declines in species richness [3] [4], and triggered a large number of equivalent studies in other systems.
During systole, a relative small calcium influx enters cells through L-type calcium channels and triggers a large calcium release from the internal calcium store, SR, through ryanodine receptors [40].
In this model, foreshocks repeatedly rupture the same part of the fault, causing it to slowly slip and eventually trigger a large earthquake.
And anything short of a victory in court will trigger a large fine.AIG has also been battered.
Accordingly, multiple, neighboring, and discrete CNV events could trigger a larger call by PennCNV, leading to an over-estimation of the CNV size.
Climbing fibers (CFs) are thought to contribute to cerebellar plasticity and learning by triggering a large influx of dendritic calcium in the postsynaptic Purkinje cell (PC) to signal the occurrence of an unexpected sensory event.
Furthermore, natural killer cells and monocytes triggered a larger reduction in xenograft tumor volume when EPHA2 antibodies were present, suggesting that the immune system can also contribute to the function of EPH receptors in cancer [50].
