"large emission" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to the release of a large amount of something, such as pollution or energy. For example, "The factory released a large emission of smoke into the atmosphere."
For too long, the loudest voices in the climate change debate have either called for large emission reductions in the next 10 years or ignored the fact that climate change is a real risk.
A large emission wavelength tunability of approximately 530 meV has been observed from the nanoparticles.
Large emission blueshift is significantly suppressed and narrow linewidth photoluminescence emission is achieved.
The Ir III) complex with DPQN ligands exhibits the large emission efficiency and emits light of the deep red wavelength.
The release of HMBT leads to a remarkable red-shifted emission in fluorescence spectrum (120 nm large emission shift).
A new design strategy for the construction of ratiometric fluorescent probe with a large emission shift was developed.
Emissions of N2O in temperate climate are largely event driven, e.g., in Eastern Canada, large emissions are observed right after snowmelt.
This leaves a large "emissions gap" to be made up.
3. Are there binding emission targets for major emerging economies with large emissions?
But the Greens are in it for the long term: slow and sustainable growth and large emissions cuts (10 per cent each year until 2030).
Both would have given countries with large emissions of greenhouse gases ways to mitigate the cuts needed to meet their targets: so-called "carbon sinks", such as new forests, and the trading of emission rights.
