The phrase "application of a large" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the implementation or use of something significant, often in technical or academic writing.
Example: "The application of a large dataset in this study allowed for more accurate results and deeper insights."
Alternatives: "utilization of a significant" or "implementation of a substantial".
The final datapoint is measured at zero field subsequent to the application of a large electric field.
Methods create software artifacts through the application of a large number of heuristic rules.
Makeup sessions lasted three hours every morning for Carell; they included the application of a large prosthetic nose and a drastic skin tone change.
Electrohydrodynamic (EHD) processing is a method of generating liquid droplets through the application of a large electrical potential difference.
Multidrug resistance (MDR) limits the application of a large number of cancer-fighting agents in clinical therapy.
Porous Ag layers have been prepared by hydrogen bubble templated electrodeposition from an ammonium acetate bath, under application of a large current density (–2 A cm−2).
The next section explores this application on a large collection of datasets.
This paper presents recent experiences with the development, implementation, and application of a large-scale solver for turbulent flow simulations in HPC environments and discusses computational challenges and opportunities pertaining to aerospace computations.
In this paper we demonstrate the application of a large-scale (28,000km2) monitoring program designed to evaluate the impact of different management strategies on three landscape species of conservation concern – forest elephants, western gorillas and chimpanzees.
In a conservation landscape in northern Republic of Congo we demonstrate the application of a large-scale monitoring program designed to evaluate the impact of conservation interventions on three globally threatened species: western gorillas, chimpanzees and forest elephants, under three land-use types: integral protection, commercial logging, and community-based natural resource management.
This approach allows the analysis of enzyme complexes that are not sufficiently stable for application of a larger variety of chromatographic separations, necessary for purification to homogeneity.
