'larger vicinity' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to a larger area, usually within a city or region. For example, "The museum is located in the larger vicinity of downtown."
The reason for the strong seismic activity in the larger vicinity of California's westernmost point is a rather unusual constellation of plates: The Mendocino Triple Junction is the meeting point for three of the lithospheric plates, which make up the Earth's surface.
In the small scale analysis only 1 of the 14 v1r genes present in clusters is associated with a noticable peak frequency of repeat elements, although several such peaks do exist in the larger vicinity.
It is important to mention that sympathetic nerve fibers not only terminate in vessel walls or enteric plexuses to control vascular tone or secretomotor neurons but also end in the larger vicinity of blood vessels in the submucosa and mucosa.
The population around the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are known only from a few records, and although the population was large during British rule, it is now believed to be small and scattered with the largest population vicinity to Palawan.
Since j x is large at the cusps, E x is also large in the vicinity of the cusps which leads to large secondary Y currents.
Larger lesion size, vicinity to a segmental bronchus and using a cluster electrode were also found to favour cavitation 34.
The pattern suggests that an increased photon density is larger in the vicinity of the source and detector and smaller in the middle.
In the former case, smaller prey individuals can experience decreased predation risk in the vicinity of larger individuals because larger prey individuals may actively or inactively hinder the predator before or during an attack on smaller prey individuals.
If the amplitude of the MO wavefunction is large in the vicinity of a particular atom, then the electron has a high probability of being found there.
It is shown that the combined thermo-mechanical response shifts the linear or non-linear responses,observed for the separate cases of either temperature induced deformations or mechanical loading, into a strongly non-linear response with limit point behaviour and large stresses in vicinity of supports, loads and tips of delaminated zone.
For a pressure angle of 20°, the relative curvature is large in the vicinity of the tooth root, as shown in Fig. 17, making the Hertzian stress a maximum at the point at which meshing commenced as a result.
