The phrase "a large scale facility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a facility that operates on a significant size or capacity, often in contexts like manufacturing, research, or infrastructure.
Example: "The new project will require a large scale facility to accommodate the increased production demands."
Alternatives: "a sizable facility" or "a vast facility".
If the demonstration project is successful, Aqaba will provide 200 hectares for a larger scale facility.
Additionally, students developed concepts for a larger scale facility that includes environmental and social innovations inspired by existing craft village traditions in Ghana.
But it struggled to get the financing to build a large-scale facility, says David Berry, a cofounder of LS9 and investor at Flagship Ventures.
"It's certainly turned out to be more complicated technically than people thought it would be," said Brian Foody, the president and chief executive of Iogen, which hopes to build a large-scale facility.
The trick is to generate enough revenue to repay the capital investment in a large-scale facility – the one at Disney World cost about $30m to build, Ligocki says.
Renmatix received a vote of confidence earlier this year when chemical giant BASF invested $30 million in the company to build a large-scale facility (See, BASF Funds Sugar from Wood Startup).
This paper reports a series of fire spread experiments conducted across a porous bed of excelsior in a large-scale facility, under both no-slope and 30° up-slope conditions.
Another approach to obtain good results without a large-scale facility is to develop a customized system based on a X-ray tube and a flat panel detector.
Namely, clean energy developers — particular solar developers, who view the California desert as an ideal place for large scale facilities like the Desert Sunlight solar plant, which covers nearly 6 square miles and can generate 550 megawatts, or million watts, of continuous electricity — and conservationists.
In this paper, we use a large scale quantitative facility based survey to describe HFMC's readiness for their financial management tasks in advance of national HSSF roll out, and to consider the relevance for other similar settings.
