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The phrase "a large scale but" is not correct and seems incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are contrasting two ideas, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The project was designed for a large scale but faced numerous challenges during implementation."
Alternatives: "a significant scale yet" or "a broad scale however".
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Only recently have other companies designed new membranes and produced them on a large scale, but those membranes are still largely unavailable to academic researchers.
The point is, it already does, on a large scale, but it can do so much better.
So far, Congress hasn't approved new spending on a large scale, but that might change if Clinton becomes president.
"This is conceptual on a large scale, but I'm not trying to be a smart aleck," she said.
In succeeding centuries the phenomenon also penetrated the diocese of Utrecht and northern Germany on a large scale but did not undergo any substantial changes.
WADA had some difficulty finding a commercial partner to produce the antibody on a large scale, but it found one last year in Germany.
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We could have done this sooner, and on a larger scale, but fundamentally we are very involved internationally.
"I tried doing it on a larger scale, but the flavors were compromised — the soul was missing," he said.
In fact, the first images were on a larger scale, but Quate and his colleagues managed to argue their way into the journal.
Certainly there are some benefits from being seen on a larger scale, but I think it's about the captive audience more than anything else.
That might seem extremely unlikely on a larger scale, but we should remember that publishers often require their authors to obtain permission for the use of quotations beyond an artificially imposed word limit.
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