The phrase "a far larger scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the size, extent, or impact of something in relation to another, often in discussions about projects, data, or phenomena.
Example: "The new initiative will be implemented on a far larger scale than the previous one, allowing for greater outreach and impact."
Alternatives: "a much greater scale" or "a significantly larger scale".
It is a role she now inhabits on a far larger scale.
With routine contract publication, similar databases could be replicated on a far larger scale at the country and global level.
Before there was the High Line the landscape architect Peter Latz created another park out of derelict industry, on a far larger scale.
The tech revolution may have started in the hothouse of Silicon Valley, but it will be played out on a far larger scale in the world's great cities.
But that also raises privacy concerns on a far larger scale than hitherto.Will the fridge really want to talk to the kettle?
But I've never written about the horrors that unfold in American prisons — especially juvenile correctional facilities — on a far larger scale than at Guantánamo.
An increasing number of mines in China are being subjected to overall-instability-induced (OII) rockbursts in extracting deep remnant island longwall panels, causing severe damage at far larger scale and intensity compared with common local rockbursts.
On a far larger production scale is Amrapali, founded more than 30 years ago in Jaipur by two friends, Rajesh Ajmera and Rajiv Arora (Tarang Arora's father), who employ more than a thousand artisans to create jewelry.
The commission from Ms. Lefèvre is on a far larger-scale than any of the pieces — a flashmob, a piece for the Paris Conservatoire, duets for television — that Ms. Gillot has done since.
So far, large scale beneficiation was resorted to coking coals only for steel making purposes.
The trouble is that, so far, large-scale insect-farming has proved technologically and financially impossible.
