"large requirement" is a correct and usable part of sentence in written English.
You might use this phrase when speaking or writing about something that requires a lot of effort to accomplish, such as a large requirement for a project in school. For example, "We have a large requirement to complete this project by the end of the semester."
Due to the large requirement of portable consumer electronics in the present era, much efforts were devoted for the development of light weight, flexible and even wearable technologies.
However, even with such high spectrum efficiency (achieved only under optimum channel conditions) there is a large requirement of spectrum bandwidth.
This means that choice of engine emission abatement technologies is very important for this shipping sector with a large requirement for low emissions already now and a probable large increase in the future with more ECAs implemented worldwide.
The glycylation of tubulin subunits along the inordinately long Drosophila sperm axonemes [64]suggests a particularly large requirement for glycine.
A tight connection between zinc and phosphorous uptake in plants has been observed, and a large requirement for phosphorous was demonstrated both during nodule development and establishment of nitrogen fixation under low nitrogen conditions [64].
This co-absorption mechanism might explain why growing children with a large requirement for zinc had U-Cd values similar to those of adults; this explanation is supported by the fact that Cd and zinc were strongly correlated in the urine of these children (Bernard and Chaumont 2013).
The companies looking for space in New Jersey have "mostly large requirements, 200,000 or 300,000 square feet or above," Mr. Marchisio said.
"Enough discussions have taken place, with enough customers who have large requirements (on 20nm), to lead us to believe that the volume will be very large," Mr. Chang said.
But the Army also has sizable troop commitments elsewhere, including Afghanistan, the Balkans and the Korean peninsula, so the unexpectedly large requirements in Iraq have taxed the Army and its support personnel in the Army Reserve and National Guard.
Low temperature cooling corresponds to large requirements of compression work.
Consequently, there are large requirements related to the long-term capacity and fatigue resistance of such systems.
