The phrase "bigger objects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to make comparisons between two or more objects of different sizes. For example, "The bigger objects tend to have more mass than the smaller objects."
Things that are small but close are often surrounded by bigger objects.
"It just had to avoid being the hitter," he said, "until bigger objects left the system".
In the spinning dust and gas surrounding the new sun, gravity pulled flying matter together into ever bigger objects.
However, cutting-edge experimental techniques allow us to look for the effect of quantum physics on bigger and bigger objects.
With half-lives of around a million years, these radioactive nuclei provide a fierce boost to the heat in the interior of rocky bodies, from asteroids to the proto-planetary embryos of bigger objects.
They pointed out bigger objects: a Play School flower clock; a receiver from Honeysuckle Creek tracking station (remember the film The Dish?); the wheel of the first vessel to dock Vietnamese "boat people" in Australia in 1978.
Thus, the stronger a participant experienced the small-body illusion, the bigger target objects appeared, and the stronger a participants experienced the large-body illusion, the smaller target objects appeared.
It's a bigger object than one artist could create".
By using a bigger PSD, a bigger object can be placed on it and be scanned.
If the tip radius is bigger than the distance between features, the features are sensed as one bigger object.
Dawn is set to depart Vesta for an even bigger object - the spherical "dwarf planet" Ceres - in August for an arrival in 2015.
