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Free sign upThe phrase "and use a large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when giving instructions or suggestions that involve utilizing a large quantity or size of something.
Example: "Please gather the materials needed for the project and use a large container to hold them."
Alternatives: "and utilize a big" or "and employ a large".
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Remove, pat dry and use a large knife to cut the kernels from the cob.
Scatter half the flour over the creamed mixture and use a large spoon to mix it in.
The sport is a curious one: you balance on top of a monster surfboard and use a large paddle to power along.
Hold each cob vertically on a chopping board and use a large, sharp knife to shave off the kernels: you should end up with about 500g.
Use a monitor with an arm cuff, not a wrist or finger cuff, and use a large cuff if you have a large arm.
Facing continued shortages, the Grandsons of Saladin make their own hand grenades, from pipes and locally made explosives, and use a large slingshot to heave some of their bombs, each slightly smaller than a grapefruit, toward army positions.
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After reading and viewing, provide students with Fact/Question/Response charts (PDF) and use a larger chart on the board.
You can also yank the Touch Cover and use a larger keyboard if you want.
Our experiments, however, are performed using IEEE802.15.4 devices and use a larger dataset in a larger realistic environment.
Now, says Carmel, "we can get studies done more quickly and use a larger cohort of animals".
Future epidemiologic studies should address this finding and use a larger sample to evaluate possible associations between racial origin and the incidence rates of infection and disease.
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