The phrase "a large scale increase" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant growth or expansion in various contexts, such as economics, business, or environmental changes.
Example: "The company reported a large scale increase in sales over the last quarter, indicating a strong market demand."
Alternatives: "a significant increase" or "a substantial rise".
These institutional changes led to a major transformation in the agro-industrial sector: private land ownership on a large scale, increased ability for producers to respond to market conditions and demand, creation of functioning wholesale markets for raw materials and agricultural products, an increased number of large integrated farms, and additional entrepreneurship opportunities.
Indeed, on a larger scale, increased homozygosity owing to founder effects in dispersal from Africa appears to account for a higher incidence of deleterious alleles in Europeans than Africans (Lohmueller et al. 2008).
CHARLESTON, S.C., May 5 — Rudolph W. Giuliani called on Saturday for a large-scale increase in the overall troop strength of the Army and the creation of a special force to specifically handle post-combat operations.
MSF has been calling for a large-scale increase in the world response since July, and its request to the government to allow NHS staff who wanted to volunteer to be released from their work was initially rebuffed.
While the Bush administration is likely to devote hundreds of millions of dollars to support economic growth under a new government in Afghanistan, it shows no sign of backing a large-scale increase in foreign aid generally.
Postponed for months because of fears in some countries of a large-scale increase in "health tourism," the plan could extend options to European residents who live in countries where waiting lists are long.
Consequently, we do see a large-scale increase in the number of species that we can now see as fossils, not because they are suddenly arising de novo but because many are being preserved as fossils for the first time.
Whereas previous incarnations of the system had not allowed for national servicemen to be sent overseas (within various definitions of that term), the new scheme was implemented with the express purpose of sending these recruits overseas as Australia's commitments in the region required a large-scale increase in the Army.
However, as we do not find a large-scale increase in global EEG power, but instead an increase located selectively in the contralateral auditory cortex, we believe the effect to be more specific and directly related to auditory processing.
Over the evolutionary history of mammals, which has experienced a large-scale increase in dental complexity, major dental traits have evolved that began at early evolutionary stages as peripheral features, low on a tooth crown, and developed presumably late in ontogeny.
Any effort to promote a large-scale increase in interdisciplinary teaching must include adequate preservice teacher preparation and in-service professional development.
