"largely resembles" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe a similarity between two or more objects. For example, "This new sculpture largely resembles the previous one designed by the same artist."
These results confirmed our modeling predictions of a closed MscS channel featuring a TM3 barrel that largely resembles the crystal conformation though with more tightly packed peripheral helices.
CHART: The President's Health Care Proposal: President Obama's proposal for overhauling health care largely resembles the legislation passed by the Senate but incorporates some elements of the bill approved by the House.
The spectrum of a compact linear operator largely resembles the spectrum of an operator on a finite dimensional space.
The service itself, in my early look today, largely resembles a simplified version of Dropbox and other cloud-based storage services.
However, the PLE spectra still largely resembles the features of the corresponding absorption spectra, again, confirming the good quality of the microwave-synthesized CdSe cores and core/shell QDs.
However, our new approach to apply this theory to reactive systems is justified as the surface largely resembles an inert surface from diffusion point of view, due to the decoupling of the diffusion and nucleation on the one hand, and the reaction processes on the other hand.
Today, MI6 is a civilian organization largely resembling the U.S. CIA.
Recent visits to three southern provinces revealed territorial divisions that largely resembled those of last year.
Even after legalization in Colorado, new grow operations largely resemble underground operations.
Roost tree networks largely resembled scale-free network models, as 61% had a single central node roost tree.
Notwithstanding the biofuels case, the trends of the past 15 years largely resemble those for the past 50 and 150.
