The phrase "as a larger cluster" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a group or collection of items, concepts, or data that are considered together as a whole.
Example: "The data points can be analyzed individually or as a larger cluster to identify trends."
Alternatives: "as a broader group" or "as a more extensive collection".
As clumped filaments act as a larger clustered, fractal-like component in terms of X-ray scattering they therefore contribute much more to the resulting scatter pattern than the fine filaments.
This study uses data gathered as part of a larger cluster randomised trial of a community intervention.
Although some smaller hospitals will be accredited as part of a larger cluster of hospitals, which includes principal and large hospitals, this is not always the case.
MCL led to retention of more orthologs than reciprocal BLAST because transcripts with inconsistent reciprocal matches between species were now retained as part of a larger cluster.
As part of a larger cluster RCT, a pilot study in rural Pakistan by Bhutta et al. [ 56] encouraged community health committees to work with volunteer local CHWs called Lady Health Workers and TBAs called dais to provide domiciliary care and health education.
This cluster (henceforth referred to as obscura cluster) forms a larger cluster with the sinobscura subgroup (henceforth referred to as obscura-sinobscura cluster).
The probability of observing a larger cluster decreases drastically as the cluster size increases.
Figure 2, assaults on Saturday versus the rest of the week, shows that Saturday has increased concentrations of assaults in the east side of the city as well as a large cluster for Saturday in the downtown/bar and skid row areas that are located in the northern peninsula of the city.
At this time, the system was characterised as a large cluster of convection converging around the low.
Our results also suggest that sleep may provide a Zeitgeber, or synchronizing cue, in the lung as a large cluster of transcripts demonstrated systematic changes in inter-animal variability as a function of both sleep duration and circadian time.
