"largely identified with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a person or group that is closely associated with a particular idea, belief, or image. Example: "Martin Luther King Jr. is largely identified with the civil rights movement and his powerful speeches on equality and justice." In this sentence, "largely identified with" is used to show that King is strongly connected to the civil rights movement, and his name is closely associated with it.
And though the phrase is still largely identified with the sport, players and coaches have little regard for the statistic.
Hertz, whose vast network dwarfs Zipcar's 6,000 vehicles both in number of cars and in geographical reach, is largely identified with airport rentals, which usually are not practical for per-hour rentals.
Does any of that sound like this is an accidental hit?" Gaydos also points out that Steven Spielberg – largely identified with the Hollywood liberal cause – was originally due to direct the film, but dropped out in 2013 over budget issues.
Cinematic Expressionism (largely identified with German films from the 1920s but also evident in Eisenstein's Ivan the Terrible) depends on contorted bodily and facial gestures, which are amplified by decor and camera angle.
Small-town mores are, of course, largely identified with Republicans these days, which shows you how good Mr. Griffith was as an actor: in real life he tended to support Democratic candidates, and he was once urged to run for the Senate against Jesse Helms.
CCL2 is largely identified with the recruitment of monocytes into the uterus and its levels increase throughout late gestation [ 28].
The production of coffee can be likened to that of wine, but consumers largely identify with the brands on supermarket shelves rather than where the coffee comes from, meaning the farmers have little power and subsequently receive little of what the customer pays.
The rise of cosmopolitics has increasingly led to a new cleavage between those who largely identify with the nation and those who do not.
This largely identified children with acute respiratory infections, malaria, measles, diarrhoeal diseases and malnutrition.
ER status has been largely identified as being inversely correlated with Ki-67, with the higher rates of ER positivity shown in the lowest proliferating tumors [ 35, 37– 40].
Respondents largely identified as bisexual (58%) or gay/homosexual (37%), with the remainder identifying as straight/heterosexual (5%).
