The phrase "large importance" is not grammatically correct in written English.
A more natural and correct way to say this would be "great importance" or "significant importance." Example: The impact of climate change is of great importance to the future of our planet.
Due to the advent of nanomaterials (metallic nanomaterials, carbon nanotubes, graphene, quantum dots, etc)., electrochemical sensors have gained large importance as nanomaterials largely retain the activity of enzymes or antibodies bound to them.
The properties of electrolyte solutions also have large importance in physiology.
Luxury customers in Brazil are extremely brand conscious and put a large importance on perceivable wealth that they display through brands, "especially the ones with more recognizable logos," remarks Juliano Corbetta, the editor of Made In Brazil magazine.
Movement, which provides existing data in a machine-readable format, has gained large importance over the last years.
It was found that structural connections were of large importance for modeling the vibration and sound transmission.
The study also shows that both media (including websites) and social networking among persons is of large importance in the diffusion process.
For a fixed number of trees in the forest, the larger importance score a variable has, the more important it is for classification.
For a fixed number of trees, a variable with a larger importance score relative to other variables indicates that the variable is important for classification.
"But things going on there have a larger importance".
Writer deplores that sensational stories get heavy play and those of larger importance draw less attention.
Uneven as they are, these collaborations with Wilder hint at Bailey's larger importance.
