'such a large force' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the magnitude of a group or army. For example, "The invading army had such a large force behind them that the defenders could not stand in their way."
The United States simply did not have enough alliance partners to field such a large force.
Though early U.S. planning had not included such a large force, Pershing's recommendations prevailed.
Britain had never shipped such a large force to fight a war in such a distant land, but it was the shape of things to come.
One condition, General Musharraf said, is money to finance the expedition, because Pakistan cannot afford to send such a large force itself.
"For all these countries in Asia, China is such a large force, the only rational response is to figure out how to work with it," said Nicholas R. Lardy of the Brookings Institution.
The public criticism from former military officials raised questions about why the president had decided to dispatch such a large force on such short notice days before a critical election.
The forces will have to junk a lot of the heavy metal equipment they have inherited from the cold war, such as a large force of battle tanks and artillery, and 7,000-tonne 7,000-tonne destroyers eair costing three quarters of a billion poundefence fighter bombers andestroyersst, theachident replacostingprogramme.
The officials also question whether there would be enough U.S. and NATO forces to mentor such a large Afghan force.
Jennifer Wynn, director of the Prison Visiting Project for the Correctional Association of New York, questioned the wisdom of making prisons such a large economic force in upstate New York.
Carney did not believe that such a large bushwhacking force, estimated at 400 men, could have been assembled without the complicity of western Missouri residents.
"I'm going to guess that Enron had over a thousand Andersen people working on jobs," Mr. Bowman said, adding that many firms could not provide such a large work force.
