The phrase "as a large amount" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing quantities or extents in various contexts, such as finance, data, or resources.
Example: "The project requires funding as a large amount is necessary to cover all expenses."
Alternatives: "in significant quantities" or "in substantial amounts."
This may look small today, but it was then seen as a large amount of support.
"I put everything into it, my heart and soul," she said, as well as a large amount of her own money.
Disabling JavaScript completely is not really a viable solution as a large amount of websites require you to accept JavaScript in order for them to display correctly.
This vehicle contained the personal suitcases for three crew members, as well as a large amount of Bill Bailey tour merchandise.
The phrase "a picture paints a thousand words" was apparently first used in 1921 by the ad-man Frederick R Barnard, who commented that graphics could tell a story as effectively as a large amount of text.
Shortly before dawn today, Russia's domestic intelligence agency, the Federal Security Service, said the attackers had begun negotiations and were demanding an end to the war in Chechnya as well as a large amount of money.
It was observed for the system containing the linear aliphatic epoxide as reagent a large amount of CO2 available in the neighborhood of the epoxide reaction centers.
As such, a large amount of American research was inaccessible, reducing the science that could be performed.
When questioned by U.S. Senator Paul Sarbanes, he said that he had been the chairman of Utah's presidential fundraising committee and had donated $2,000 to the Bush campaign, an amount that Sarbanes described as "not a large amount really".
As such, a large amount of the probe remains intact in this sample.
As expected, a large amount of variation in prevalence across studies was found by graphical representation of estimates and by indices of heterogeneity.
