The phrase "a large scale debt" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant amounts of debt, often in the context of economics, finance, or personal finance.
Example: "The country is struggling to manage a large scale debt that has accumulated over the years."
Alternatives: "a significant debt" or "a massive debt".
What is more, while a large-scale debt restructuring is necessary, it will be complicated.
The government should facilitate the development of a market for corporate control and induce a large-scale debt workout for distressed firms.
House Speaker John Boehner told fellow Republicans on a conference call that a large-scale debt deal was not possible with President Barack Obama.
"We urge you to 'go big,' " they wrote, "and develop a large-scale debt-reduction package sufficient to stabilize the debt as a share of the economy".
From the perspective of each link of the longitudinal production chain, there was a large scale of structured graduated debts in the whole production and capital chain under the pattern of subcontracting, that is, from the subcontractors to the households and workers of the households, the settlement periods of processing charges and salaries were performed according to social time.
The action, of mainly technical interest since the bloc itself does not issue debt on a large scale, came after the agency on Monday put 15 of the 17 euro member nations on watch for downgrade, meaning all of the euro zone countries face ratings cuts — and potentially higher borrowing costs — if the crisis meetings fail.
Both the independent, Andrew Wilkie, and Senator Nick Xenophon had referred the debt recovery system to the commonwealth ombudsman's office before Christmas, amid mounting complaints that it was sending incorrect debt notices on a large scale.
"When you are filling a hole this big and adding to America's debt on such a large scale, you need to make sure every dollar is aimed for the economic boost you need," said Martin S. Feldstein, a Harvard economist who warned more than a year ago that the United States economy was about to be hit between the eyes.
In California, banks agreed to give $12 billion in debt reduction under the settlement, and the architects of the settlement hope that will pry open the spigot of debt reduction, which banks have been reluctant to do on a large scale.
These SMEs have collapsed on a large scale due to the guarantee chain for the credit warranty system established by banks and massive mutual interenterprise debt.
