The phrase "a large scale following" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant number of supporters or fans, often in the context of social media or public figures.
Example: "The influencer gained a large scale following after her viral video went live."
Alternatives: "a substantial following" or "a wide audience".
The presented work describes a new way of mineralizing bulk materials on a large scale following the approach of bioinduced mineralization.
Public policy has yet to figure out how to reallocate workers on a large scale following a recession, or provide for training in the new skills demanded by employers, but the need to do so is likely only to grow.
Transcriptome wide studies on a variety of organisms have recently been conducted on a large scale, following the revolution introduced by the emergence of Next Generation Sequencers.
In order to tackle these issues we carried out a large scale field study following an experimental design that allowed us to disentangle the independent role of landscape processes.
This was followed by a large scale epidemic in the following rainy season of 2006 and, in May 2006, nearly 26% of inhabitants were estimated to be infected with CHIKV [19].
There has long been an urgent need for the construction of storage basins, work on which was initiated on a large scale in the decades following World War II.
In order to realize the full potential of this therapeutic approach, two major hurdles must be addressed: treatment needs to be affordable on a large scale, and immune responses following transplantation of differentiated progeny must be minimized.
Yahouédo, G. A. et al. Dynamics of pyrethroid resistance in malaria vectors in southern Benin following a large scale implementation of vector control interventions.
Future studies designed to verify and validate the candidate proteins identified here, provide the opportunity to develop a biodosimetry assay for use in rapid, early triage following a large scale radiological incident or accident.
Opinion changed again in the 19th century following a large scale investigation by Augustus Pitt-Rivers, who concluded that hill forts were built during the Iron Age.
This corroborates previous findings of high initial gene loss rates immediately following a large scale duplication event [ 82- 84].
