The phrase "large metropolises" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to cities where populations are very large. For example, "Many large metropolises throughout the world are hubs for business and culture."
Electricity use has skyrocketed, especially in large metropolises like New Delhi, home to more than 16 million people.
Right now, number of installations such as the vegetalized walls, were implemented in many underground spaces of large metropolises.
The existing literature on the influence of parking policy and provision has focused primarily on commercial districts and on large metropolises, neglecting parking in more purely residential areas.
Attention those who have been merely existing in large metropolises: the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) is back with its global liveability survey for 2017.
The large metropolises of East Asia have had decades of experience with private sector participation in the provision of heavy metro services.
She explains how Akright – a private city – provides the answer to the question of how to fix the continent's colonial past, by giving up and starting afresh, tacking new towns onto the fringes of large metropolises to develop luxury outposts in the world's poorest continent.
Young woman arrives in large metropolis.
Fighting crime in New York City — like in any large metropolis — comes with many challenges.
Joining him then on the standing committee was Zhang Gaoli, who ran the large metropolis of Tianjin.
By Matthew McKnight March 27, 2013 Fighting crime in New York City — like in any large metropolis — comes with many challenges.
Sometimes called "the Square Mile," it is one of the 33 boroughs that make up the large metropolis of Greater London.
