The phrase "with a large share" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate a disproportionately large portion of something. For example, "He has received a large share of the company's profits this year."
With a large share of the government of Catalonia, the day was successfully developed.
In the meantime, Mr. Schumer was raising money, with a large share coming from Wall Street.
The insurance exchanges would also redistribute money among health insurance plans, from those with a large share of healthy subscribers to those with large numbers of sick people.
In proportional representation systems, the lower and middle classes formed a coalition supporting the establishment of a system with a large share of public funding.
In a sector with a large share of migrant labour – care, for instance, with 20% – that "small effect" will be pretty big.
With a large share of food and consumer goods imported, purchasing power has been decimated by the large drop in the currency.
From the moment the Comcast-Time wasner deal was proposed, critics questioned the possible consumer benefit from a merger that created a company with such a large share across multiple markets.
If the industry is highly competitive, as is the case with retailing, a large share would go in lower prices, and a smaller share would go in higher wages and in higher yield on savings invested in the industry.
OUTDOOR SPACE: The condo is on a little over a half acre, with a large shared yard.
Marble slabs with rough surface have captured a large share in the market of ornamental stones in recent years.
They got it, along with a larger share of hockey revenue.
