The phrase "large propensity" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a tendency to do something on a larger scale or larger degree than normal. For example, "The new policies had a large propensity to cause turmoil and unrest in the country."
Studies have been shown that carbon nanotube have a large propensity to interact with biomembranes; therefore, the toxicity of these nanomaterials and understanding the way CNTs interact with cell become more important.
University of Wisconsin researchers, led by Davidson, hooked up 256 sensors to his head, and found that Ricard had an unusually large propensity for happiness and reduced tendency toward negativity, due to neuroplasticity.
In fact, states associated with large propensity function values and with reactions that determine significant variations of propensity function values will require shorter time increments and, therefore, a larger number of iterations.
Given the large propensity of workplaces that expose workers to near or more than permissible levels of heat stress, it could be expected that even modest increases in temperature resulting from climate change could significantly alter the distribution of exposures and related health impacts.
A large propensity-matched database analysis found AKI to associate with decreased survival among hospitalized patients after a median follow-up of 3 years [22].
The results of this large propensity-matched analysis confirm those obtained in two previous prospective randomized trials.
In this large propensity-matched study, 6% HES 130/0.4 represented an effective and safe alternative to HA in children undergoing cardiac surgery with CPB.
In this large propensity-matched analysis, we aimed to assess the efficacy and safety of replacing HA with HES for intraoperative volume therapy in children undergoing cardiac surgery with cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB).
A large propensity-matched study reported the incidence of fracture with opioids to be five times higher than that with NSAIDs in older adults, and hospital admission for adverse events and all-cause mortality were also higher with opioids [ 5, 9].
He said efforts like the "never say never" campaign were meant to "create shared interest" among football fans, who "have a larger propensity to buy trucks" than other consumers, by "showing we value what they value".
This reveals a larger propensity to migrate from regions with high than from regions with low unemployment rates.
