The phrase "largely stressful" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation which has a strong stress component, such as a demanding work environment. For example, "The job was largely stressful, requiring me to work long hours on tight deadlines."
Our proposition stems from the social stress theory, which postulates that individuals lower in SES face numerous and largely uncontrollable stressful experiences but lack the external resources necessary to handle their heightened stress levels [ 17].
Metabolic syndrome may represent stress largely related to the stressful stimuli of the "coach potato" lifestyle (high calorie intake and physical inactivity).
Grapevine (Vitis vinifera) production is largely limited by stressful climate conditions such as cold stress and the role of WRKY genes in the survival of grapevine under these conditions remains unknown.
At this show, the two men exuded easy confidence, when performing their own boastful, smooth songs, or over the beat from "Paris," the shortened title of the hit by Kanye West and Jay-Z, or when ST 2 Lettaz rapped largely unaccompanied about stressful situations at home.
The specific characteristics that make general practice stressful are largely unknown.
Other factor possibly related to a poorer quality of health could be the stressful lifestyle of largely populated cities.
The Knicks scored a lot, defended occasionally and rarely saw a stressful moment in a largely enjoyable 132-103 rofthef the Grizzlies.
The productivity of grapevines is largely limited by disease pressure and stressful fluctuations in environmental conditions.
Chazelle — whose only previous directorial effort, a gritty, micro-budgeted black-and-white musical called "Guy and Madeline on a Park Bench," had been largely unseen — had shot "Whiplash" in 19 stressful, sleep-deprived days.
Her therapist, Zoe Hargreaves, told the inquest in a statement that Meadows had found the media attention stressful but "easier than she thought" – largely because she was distracted by the death of someone she was in love with.
