The phrase "the largest extent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to something at its maximum degree, such as size, quantity, or importance. For example: "The recent protests have been seen to the largest extent in major cities."
Yes, to the largest extent possible.
Brazil reported the largest extent of these self-reported voluntary interactions at nearly 52%.
"Also Gandhi and Nelson Mandela, but really to the largest extent it's Martin Luther King.
The largest extent on record - 16.23 million square kilometers - occurred around September 20, 2007 and could be eclipsed soon.
He also found that, by automating his business operations to the largest extent possible, he was able to pull this off.
Thus, we expect that the Mn nanocluster will be affected to the largest extent by the 80 keV e-beam, which is consistent with our experimental observations.
The government should insist on cutting emissions but, to the largest extent possible, decline to dictate how, instead setting incentives and standards that unleash public and private effort.
Comparisons show that increasing the absorption coefficient at the back wall can increase the speech intelligibility metric U50 to the largest extent in the classroom.
Amazônia is one of the most important ecosystems of the planet, containing the largest extent of contiguous tropical rain forest on earth, over 5 million square kilometers.
The U.S. Drought Monitor released Thursday showed 29percentt of the country in drought, and 12percentt of the country in exceptional drought, the largest extent on record (though records only go back to 2000).
That is not only the largest extent ever reached so late in Antarctica's cold season (seasons are reversed in the southern hemisphere), but also the second largest extent logged at any time dating back to 1979, when records began.
