"size larger" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an increase in size. For example: "I would like to buy the next size larger."
Already, the idea is moving into family cars a size larger than the 206CC.
The replica ones are too baggy and a size larger than on the label.
For this trip, participants may have to pack a separate wardrobe one size larger for the return home.
Add a whispered "I could use a size larger," if you must.
The four-word message began with "Taser this" and added a four-letter expletive directed at President Bush, in a type size larger than most newspaper headlines.
Concrete blocks are of a standard size larger than bricks and are hollow, forming a grid of vertical planes.
"Male spies, she told herself with a false jocularity brought on by nervousness, should come a size larger".
But now stylists are paying more attention to timing (generally less), rod size (larger) and customized chemical combinations.
It's a good size larger than the HP MediaSmart.
Household size: larger households produce less waste per capita than smaller ones[28, 30 33].
We can see from results heuristic solution has size larger than 50% of optimal averagely.
