The phrase "are creating large" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing an ongoing action that involves the creation of something significant in size or impact.
Example: "The researchers are creating large datasets to improve the accuracy of their models."
Alternatives: "are generating substantial" or "are producing significant".
At the same time the police (some of whom work for "counter-terrorism") are creating large groups of criminalised youth, largely young men between 15 and 25, some of whom are students trying to save their EMA and their chance to afford university in a few years' time.
A8 Tax Burden for the Elderly Soaring prices have brought greater values to homes throughout the Northeast over the past few years, leading states to reassess property more often, so taxes are reflecting the actual value of homes and are creating large, sometimes unbearable, tax burdens for many longtime homeowners.
These highly coordinated efforts are creating large complex datasets for mining and computational modeling by the scientific community.
This is creating large holes in workers' pensions and creates the impression that it is not worth saving for retirement as the rewards are minimal".
Heizer has been creating large-scale artworks in Garden Valley, Nevada out of stone and earth – and one in particular, the magisterial City, has occupied him for decades.
Mr. Lozano-Hemmer has been creating large-scale interactive art for more than 20 years, and most of his installations mix architecture and performance in an effort to highlight the simultaneously seductive and predatory qualities of technology.
The use of electronic health information technology (eHealth) in these settings is creating large-scale opportunities to automate performance measurement and provision of feedback to individual healthcare providers, to support clinical learning and behavior change.
But the global recession of the 70's created large imbalances of wealth and many developing countries were driven deep into debilitating debt.
In conclusion we are creating a large DNA-backed clinical cohort in people with head and neck cancer.
Keep in mind when cutting that you are creating a large stencil so you will want an inverted image.
