The phrase "as being large" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is characterized by its size or when emphasizing the quality of being large.
Example: "The elephant is often recognized as being large compared to other animals in the zoo."
Alternatives: "considered to be large" or "regarded as large".
They described the room as being large and filled with 12 poker tables and with plasma televisions; they said alcohol was forbidden.
Trouble is, tsunamis were defined in the small print as being large sea-waves produced by sub-oceanic volcanoes, landslips or earthquakes.
The fragments of untransformed habitat were identified as being large enough to support communities at least 25 individuals of the smallest herbivore species.
Another motivating factor is that gasifiers are very expensive and are big energy consumers as well as being large carbon dioxide producers.
We think of factories as being large buildings filled with robots and people in hard hats that consumers never visit, but the factory of the coming decade might wind up being a much smaller, community-oriented destination.
Mark Utting, the communications director for Alderwoods, whose stock is traded on the Nasdaq market and which has 920 homes and 275 cemeteries in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, suggested that his company had learned a lesson about the importance of being service oriented as well as being large.
Much of the world's magnesium is recovered from seawater, as are large quantities of bromine.
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About 8% of Ukraine's territory was contaminated as were large areas in neighbouring Belarus.
Many of our human ancestors would have been infected with helminths, as are large numbers living in developing nations today.
Scarves and t-shirts are encouraged, as are large hats from bygone eras.
