The phrase "another large one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an additional item or instance that is significant in size or quantity.
Example: "After finishing the first cake, I decided to have another large one to satisfy my sweet tooth."
Alternatives: "an additional big one" or "one more sizable item".
Another large one, worth $113 billion, lets homeowners enjoy the housing value of their dwellings tax-free – giving them a big advantage over landlords and tenants.
The majority of visitors arrive by car and are catered for by three town centre car parks, another large one next to the Theatre by the Lake, and smaller ones elsewhere in the town.
Ashby would descend to a breakfast that might include, as a visitor described it, "a dish of tea, another of coffee, a bumper of claret, another large one of hock negus; then Madeira, sangaree, hot and cold meat, stews and fries, hot and cold fish, pickled and plain, peppers, ginger sweetmeats, acid fruit, sweet jellies".
But my goodness!–going back for another degree meant leaving the comfort of my home and my job security, deferring my student loans and taking out yet another large one.
Another large one-off sum of £428,328 was bequeathed in August 2005 and 2007 saw two massive single donations - with gifts of £309,251 and £550,000 among debt donations.
The Radners are now parents to the two-year-old Stella and have another baby on the way, so they're selling the house and buying another, larger one.
There's another larger one in Doreen.
The country has one desalination plant, with another larger one slated to open in 2013.
Locals have dubbed it the "Cemetery of the Muhajiroun". There's another larger one in Doreen.
Another, larger one could have a small subcutaneous sensor that sits just under the skin.
He says, for him, getting out of prison was like going from one cage to another, larger one.
