"large amount of cost" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a significant or substantial sum of money that is required or spent for something. Example sentence: The construction of the new building incurred a large amount of cost, but it was necessary to modernize the facilities.
From our results, parallel system has a considerable preference in comparison with series and looped systems, but, it needs a large amount of cost.
This review highlights a large amount of cost categories which should be considered in economic evaluations in eye health, and future cost-of-illness or cost-of-impairment studies should adhere to the available guidelines to improve comparability.
However, only one [ 19] of the 17 studies performed a separate estimation of direct non-health care costs (work days lost due to mothers' caring for sick children); this study reported a large amount of cost associated with this component (about $833 million).
A large amount of costs is laid on the producers, distributors, and suppliers of the sustainable product.
This energy consumption, related to the collection, treatment and transportation of water, entails a large amount of costs.
A large amount of costs, as in the case with voluntary sustainability standards, would be laid on the producers, distributors, and suppliers of the sustainable product.
It is well recognized that scale factors and the large amount of costs on the experimental set up are major challenges to conduct a full-scale fatigue test.
In the last decade, there has been a rise in EEHT, as reflected by the large amount of cost-effectiveness studies [ 4, 5] and the interest in the technological advances generated by their results.
However, it will mean Pinterest fighting that in each national court and racking up a large amount of court costs — something much easier for Pinterest to handle than the gaggle of smaller companies that it is fighting.
The patent losses will cut revenue in 2015, compared to 2010, an analyst at Bernstein Research Timothy Anderson wrote to investors, but "large amounts of cost-cutting and share repurchases should help keep E.P.S. flattish through the same period".
The reason is that by increasing of the problem size, there is a large amount of transportation cost and the ratio of consolidation saving cost by the cross dock is not large enough.
