"large representation" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe a significant or noteworthy presence or portrayal of something in a particular situation or context. Example: The new marketing campaign was a success, with a large representation of our target audience attending the product launch event.
The group has a large representation of Satmars.
No ordinary computer can calculate this large representation explicitly.
"We are a young nation, and we have a very large representation within the political classes," he said.
Their common badge is a globe showing a large representation of Australia, with the words "Government of Western Australia" around it.
If the Hashemite kings"––Hussein and Abdullah––"had not played all kinds of tricks, the Islamists would have had a large representation in parliament as well.
Last week in Riyadh, the most significant gathering of opposition figures – including a large representation of military commanders on front lines – was held.
The relative success of this election at a tactical level is far overshadowed by the failure of ICANN's experiment in At Large representation and participation.
The European trip will not, however, be only about politics; a large representation from the public and private sectors of the economy will be among the official party.
United Torah Judaism, a political party that embraces the worldwide Agudat Israel movement that has large representation in Brooklyn, is more concerned with continuing control of dietary laws and conversion and government subsidies for its schools.
And so, the obvious question: Why in this country of 260 million non-immigrants is there such a large representation of the foreign-born in cutting-edge locales like Silicon Valley?
Here, the first randomized OBDD-based algorithms are presented where random functions with limited independence are used to overcome the large representation size.
