The phrase "are large compared to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when making a comparison between the size or magnitude of two or more things.
Example: "The elephants are large compared to the other animals in the zoo."
Alternatives: "are significantly larger than" or "are much bigger than".
Europe's economies are large compared to Iceland or the Baltic countries.
Gary Hufbauer, a senior analyst at the Institute for International Economics, a Washington research group that supports free trade, said the gains for the United States -- lower priced consumer goods and increased corporate earnings -- are large compared to the losses.
Aureole, brightly illuminated area surrounding an atmospheric light source, such as the Sun, when the light is propagated through a medium containing many sizes of particles or droplets that are large compared to the wavelength of the light.
As discussed above, the B field of a small current loop is well represented by the field of a magnetic dipole at distances that are large compared to the size of the loop.
This approximation is valid for geological formations whose lateral dimensions are large compared to their thickness.
Tensile rigidities of fabrics are large compared to others and they mainly drive the deformation.
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"The whole Chinese global community follows our beauty pageant," said Mr. Yuen, the competition's founder and chief organizer, "because New York Chinatown is large compared to the world".
