The phrase "a large scale community" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a community that is extensive in size or scope, often in discussions about social, environmental, or organizational contexts.
Example: "The initiative aims to engage a large scale community in sustainability efforts to promote environmental awareness."
Alternatives: "a vast community" or "a broad community".
Our own prior work includes both the development of a large scale (community-level) agent-based epidemic model [13], and more recently, an ABM for hospital acquired infections [14].
To objectively evaluate the performance of such methods on a large scale, community-wide assessment experiments have been conducted.
Therefore, little is known about the feasibility of introducing a large scale community-based CPR response program for drowning and the potential for success in such countries.
We recommend researchers to conduct a large scale community-based study on the molecular epidemiology of TB to determine the strain lineage and drug sensitivity pattern in Ethiopia.
This study was a large scale community-randomised trial, which compared sets of process and outcome indicators between 12 IPTi-implementing divisions and 12 comparison divisions.
The AMPATH OVC program is a large scale community-based care program that provides a holistic and multi-disciplinary approach to support to strengthen the capacity of families and communities to care for and protect OVC in western Kenya.
This result supports the strategy of the National Dengue Control Program and should provide our southern partners at the Pasteur Institute of Ho Chi Minh City with a large scale community-based vector control model suitable for introduction into the 20 provinces under their jurisdiction.
On a larger scale, communities with less economic development are likely to be more traditional, give women less autonomy and have less positive attitudes towards service use [ 38].
One requirement was to organize a large-scale community project.
