The phrase "have a large experience" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to suggest that someone has a broad knowledge of a particular topic or area due to their past experiences. For example, "With over 20 years in the industry, he has a large experience in marketing."
The decision was taken to use CdTe rather than CdZnTe, because the manufacturer (Eurorad, France) has a large experience for producing high-grade materials, with a good homogeneity and stability and whose transport properties, characterised by the mobility lifetime product, are at least 5 times greater than that of CdZnTe.
As criticism swirled around the trial itself, the editors of the magazine United Service defended Sebree and stated that he had "universal esteem throughout the Navy service" and that he had a "large experience, sound judgment, even temper and most excellent record".
This is largely accounted for by the fact that these operations were performed by one surgeon who has had a large experience in this field of work.
However, it should be mentioned that this group comprises thoracic surgeons having a large experience with endosonographic and invasive staging techniques.
This Consortium has a large experience in emerging infectious diseases researching, and has contributed to the literature with major articles on the immune response to SARS Coronavirus, H5N1 infection and Pandemic influenza.
There was no special training in reading with the assistance of CAD printouts, apart from a short demonstration (immediately prior to CAD reading) by one of us (SC) who has a large experience with CAD-assisted reading.
We can therefore assume that it should not have a large contribution to the viscosity experienced by the proteins diffusing across the cytoplasm.
Experienced manufacturers have a large database on which these estimates can be established.
"I know that my experience will have a large impact on my artwork – I'm not in a hurry to produce a reaction," he says.
