"large number of items" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large quantity of objects, goods, or things. Example: The store offers a large number of items, including clothing, electronics, and home decor.
But the Guardian has found a large number of items, clearly capable of doubling as weapons, advertised for sale on Amazon.co.uk.
But a sales associate at Bergdorf said this week that the staff was instructed to use discretion with customers looking to buy a large number of items.
Despite the large number of items still missing, the robbery was said to have made only a small dent in his vast collection.
The simple t-test has demonstrated that a large number of items show potential to differentiate.
Our proposed method outperforms state-of-the-art benchmark algorithms, particularly when recommending a large number of items.
A large number of items are described, and subsequently bought and sold every day in auction marketplaces across the web.
Because of the large number of items, we could not apply this ratio when using items as indicators.
Selecting appropriate items from a list consisting of a large number of items provided by a product website can be difficult and time-consuming for the potential customers.
Parceling was deemed appropriate in the present analysis as both the universalistic and benevolent values constructs had large number of items (nine items each).
Due to the large number of items in the SGRQ, coverage was assessed using general questions about the questionnaire as a whole.
Parceling reduces the parameters in a model with a large number of items in order to achieve optimal variable-to-sample-size ratio.
