'start large' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a huge or grand beginning to something. For example, "The play started with a large, impressive stage set that stunned the audience."
The company said that it would soon start large human tests of LAF237.
Some housing associations will struggle to survive the cut to their incomes and will likely disappear, while social housebuilding will also decline as housing associations will have less money to start large building projects.
Assigned on his return to a maintenance battalion at Camp Lejeune, N.C., Private Borges developed a taste for the ether used to start large internal combustion engines in winter.
Amit Mattatia, the Trivnet chief executive, said that 10 to 15 operators next year are planning to start large mobile banking operations in big markets in Latin America, the Middle East and India.
Archaeologists are hopeful that when they start large scale excavations to remove the skeletons they will also locate more of the Roman road, along with foundations of Roman buildings that stood alongside it.
Bayer, which aims to start large trials in the spring, hopes to have a drug in this category that lasts for 18 hours, compared with 4 hours for Viagra.
They must be "routed" only when they start large-scale slaughter or ethnic cleansing of their populations, as in Rwanda and Yugoslavia.
One manufacturer, GlaxoSmithKline PLC, said it could start large-scale production by July but large quantities would not be available for several months.
But the researchers, who described their work in today's issue of the journal Nature, said it was too soon to start large-scale iron-seeding efforts because the new experiment raised as many questions as it answered about the complex ecology and chemistry of the oceans.
Initial trial results for Avastin in colon and kidney cancer were promising, prompting Genentech to start large-scale tests.
Roosevelt was the first large dam constructed by the USBR and provided the water needed to start large-scale agricultural and urban development in the region.
