"larger compared with" is correct and can be used in written English.
In general, it can be used when comparing two things of the same type, and typically is followed by "than." For example, "This year's snowfall is larger compared with last year's."
In particular, a number of smaller European economies experienced capital inflows that, while much smaller in dollar terms than the flows into the United States, were much larger compared with the size of their economies.
Weekly wheat-price rises in July were no larger, compared with four weeks previously, than those during May or November 2009.
In general, photobioreactors appear to require a considerably larger compared with open pond systems.
The internal noise is correspondingly larger compared with the mean current at the first plateau.
The value was much larger compared with the contact angle on silicon wafer treated by dichlorodimethylsilane.
In our experiment, the increasing ratio (about 102 times) is much larger compared with previous reports [24].
Retrospectively, the mass was visibly larger compared with that on a CT image obtained 3 years earlier (Fig. 1a, b).
However, we found that the impact of the difference in f d was larger compared with that in D x.
For smaller waiting times, the conditional probabilities of lognormal and inverse Gaussian distributions are larger compared with other competitive distributions.
The volume of these regions surrounding the horn neck were larger compared with those below the horn tip.
Importantly, it is observed that the enhancement in the bare nanofluid (without stabilizer) is much larger compared with that in the nanofluid with the PVP stabilizer.
