'large crew' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a group of people. For example: "The large crew worked diligently to complete the project on time."
As he has grown, he has resisted the temptation to start hiring a large crew.
Mail Online's large crew are jokingly referred to by veteran print staff as "the terracotta army".
He said the network had been scrambling since Sunday to extend hotel rooms and reschedule flights for a large crew.
A large crew is required, and, typically, the vessels are built with the entire deck edge clear to give the maximum fishing area.
The legal issues raised by two differing wills, and the smell of money, invite a large crew of eager lawyers into the fight.
My Pres and his large crew been in America for days and now we called Nambia, the disrespect.yall fly back home today.
Units comprising all men also were faster than units with women while completing tactical movements in combat situations, especially in units with large "crew-served" weapons like heavy machine guns and mortars, the study found.
You wouldn't need large crews on these ships.
Factory trawlers accommodate large crews and stay at sea for many weeks.
The studio is cavernous, built for the old days of hulking cameras and large crews.
Bignotti's talents included the ability to coax maximum horsepower from an engine and managing the large crews that were necessary as racing became more sophisticated.
