The phrase "a large scale array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or extensive collection of items, data, or components, often in a technical or scientific context.
Example: "The researchers utilized a large scale array of sensors to collect data across the entire region."
Alternatives: "a vast collection of" or "an extensive array of".
This early study provided the 'proof-of-concept' for producing a larger scale array on the west coast of North America, which grew into the POST project.
A large-scale array of fewer graphene layers can withstand bullets of much higher velocities than a multilayer graphene sheet with equivalent weight.
(a) A photography of a large-scale array of complementary inverters made of single-crystal TIPS-PEN (p-type) and C60 (ntype) organic nanowires on a 2-inch Si wafer.
A large-scale array of complementary inverters made of single-crystal TIPS-PEN and C60 organic nanowires was prepared on a 2-inch Si wafer as shown in Figure 2(a).
Fig. 1 a Schematic of the designed broadband metallic planar microlens with d = 4 μm. 1 is the glass substrate, 2 is the first gold layer with a large-scale array of nanoholes, and 3 is the second gold layer defining the lens aperture.
In this work, we made use of a large-scale array of cDNAs from entire seedlings, pods, roots, and root nodules of L. japonicus.
Using a larger scale array over a longer period of time could test whether this pattern is real or whether there are seasonal patterns that obscure this relationship.
In this study, we loosely define a "large-scale array" as a group of 20 or more broadband seismometer stations with aperture lengths exceeding ∼1000 km whose seismograms can be analyzed by standard array processing methods.
POST has however served as a flagship model for developing large scale arrays in other regions of the world through the international Ocean Tracking Network.
The large scale array antenna can be composed of such antenna cells.
This work describes an analytical framework suitable for the analysis of large-scale arrays of coupled resonators, including those which feature amplitude and phase dynamics, inherent element-level parameter variation, nonlinearity, and/or noise.
