The phrase "a large scale implementation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extensive execution or application of a project, system, or process.
Example: "The company is planning a large scale implementation of the new software across all departments to improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a widespread execution of" or "a broad application of".
Yahouédo, G. A. et al. Dynamics of pyrethroid resistance in malaria vectors in southern Benin following a large scale implementation of vector control interventions.
We describe a large scale implementation of a video recommendation system in use by the largest media group in Latin America.
The present paper describes the design and the experimental evaluation of a large scale implementation of cool asphaltic and concrete pavements in a major traffic axis of Western Athens covering a total zone of 37,000 m2.
Based upon that, numerous strategies were proposed to overcome the current limitations of the geopolymer technology towards promoting a large scale implementation of the technology in the production of construction materials.
In a second step we have integrated our model at the level of V4 into a large scale implementation of the visual system involving several primary and higher visual cortical areas as well as parts of the hippocampal formation, and subcortical structures involved in generating eye saccades.
Of the 62 tests that were repeated due to errors, 79% achieved concordance between the CHW and the DR. Satisfaction with the use of the DR by the CHWs was high.Use of innovative mHealth strategies for monitoring and quality control can ensure quality within a large scale implementation of community level testing by lay health workers.
And, I built a pilot composting system that is currently being operated by the women of Luz del Futuro to compost small amounts of organic waste and lay the foundation for a larger scale implementation of the project.
For illustrative purposes, a large-scale implementation of the BioWatch on the BioWall's computational tissue is presented.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the impact of a large-scale implementation of SSCs on staff perceptions of perioperative safety in the operating room.
Prior to a large-scale implementation of flipped classrooms, they propose a research agenda which consists of three directions: (1) small-scale localized interventions, (2) larger scale meta-studies or systematic reviews, and (3) qualitative work into student learning and their experiences.
One might argue that a large-scale implementation of genetic screening would inadvertently give rise to some implicit directivity.
