The phrase "are largely described" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is characterized or explained in a general sense, often in academic or formal writing.
Example: "The phenomena in question are largely described in the literature as complex and multifaceted."
Alternatives: "are mainly characterized" or "are primarily outlined".
Wilson and R. G. III, for example, are largely described in relationship to their amazing physical skills: strong arms, speed, quickness and versatility.
Current outcome measures in cardiac surgery are largely described in terms of mortality.
In some practices no primary care nurse was working in the practice, and therefore these patients may not be assigned to profiles which are largely described by contacts with primary care nurses.
In view of the relative heterogeneity of the studies identified, their findings are largely described individually in the relevant sections of this paper rather than assimilating all results collectively.
3) The analyses are largely described in the text without any equations; having the equations in the Methods or supplements would be much better, and several of the quantitative figures are described quite vaguely.
When regarding the fraction of the proteins co-enriched in R- and G DIMs, Figure 4B showed a noticeable increase in the "transport and vesicular traffic" category, which is consistent with anterior repertoires showing that DIM-associated proteins are largely described in the context of membrane transport [ 43, 44].
Z-shaped subtrochanteric osteotomy is largely described by authors [23, 24].
The system incorporates a multiple subprogram modular design, although only the inference engine is largely described.
This striking result confirms that the electronic structure of these compounds is largely described in terms of independent two-center bonds.
These properties have been recognized as characteristic of topological robustness, and they have been largely described in relation to biological networks.
Beyond general detrimental effects such as decreased stroke volume, cardiac output and coronary blood flow and increased systemic vascular resistances, potential neurological harm of O2 therapy have been largely described [100, 101].
