'large machinery' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used when referring to powerful machines that have complex functions and a significant size. For example: The factory requires large machinery to process the raw material into finished products.
Weak consumer spending and steady declines in business orders for large machinery and other capital goods are slowing factory output.
If removal of seaweed involves large machinery, that will also impact the beaches and the ecosystems," said Faith Bulger, program officer at the Washington-based Sargasso Sea Commission.
The restorers do not bring their tractors to the event because the logistics and cost of transporting such large machinery over long distances is prohibitive.
BENEFITS: A non-invasive approach that requires no large machinery and can keep small amounts of oil out of sensitive areas.
The Steinbeck novel follows a poor farming family in Oklahoma, where dustbowl conditions and the increasing prevalence of large machinery conspired to force farmers off the land.
At any moment, there were thousands of workers standing on assembly lines or sitting in backless chairs, crouching next to large machinery, or jogging between loading bays.
Meanwhile, mobilize large, heavy machinery and implement large-scale blasting to reduce the water level of the barrier lake as much as possible to lower the risk of dam break.
Mitsubishi Heavy is Japan's largest heavy machinery maker with $32bn in annual revenues.
The Western press has reported on take-charge Kakha Bendukidze, who ran Russia's largest heavy machinery company before trying his hand as Georgia's privatization czar (he still carries a Russian passport).
Caterpillar Inc., the world's largest heavy machinery manufacturer, recently closed a factory in London, Ontario, citing, in part, lower labor costs at their U.S. plants.
Bearing is one of vital transmission elements, finding numerous applications in small, medium and large machineries.
