The phrase 'larger memory' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a device (like a computer or phone) that has an enhanced capacity for storing data. For example, "This new laptop has a larger memory, so I can store more files."
If you need more storage capacity, you can buy a larger memory card.
It is therefore suitable for small microprocessor devices equipped with a larger memory capacity.
The integration of these diodes into larger memory arrays is discussed.
Both smartphones offer larger screens than any previous models as well as an improved processor, larger memory and better camera.
A faster program/erase speed as well as a larger memory window was achieved from the TBE-CTF memory.
It would have been really nice to have a larger memory card and/or a laptop with a firewire plug to offload images.
In order to support complex applications and correctly feed such processing elements, increasingly larger memory cores are integrated at different levels of the hierarchy.
To solve this problem, the transient recorders should be replaced with those having larger memory, but without modification to the existing data processing infrastructure.
A dedicated in-house supercomputer speeds up the finite element analysis over cloud computing by approximately two-fold because of better I/O performance and larger memory.
"It's not really that you reminded them of what they needed to know," Dr. Stickgold said, "but rather you reminded them of a larger memory that they needed to know".
You may want to buy a larger memory card than the usual 8-or 16-megabyte card that comes with most two-megapixel cameras unless you do not plan to shoot very many photos at once.
