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The phrase "remained largely" is correct and usable in written English.
You might use it to describe something that has remained largely unchanged or unaltered. For example: "Despite the wide-ranging social changes over the past decade, certain traditions have remained largely untouched."
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Johnson, however, remained largely noncommittal.
Other papers remained largely mute.
The event remained largely peaceful.
After that, Bayda remained largely quiet.
(Tobacco exports remained largely tax-exempt).
The sanctuary, he said, remained largely unscathed.
Their postimpact properties remained largely unchanged.
Their story has remained largely untold.
The mosque itself remained largely intact.
The area remained largely forgotten for years.
And yet he remained largely incorruptible.
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