The phrase "a large scale introduction of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implementation or rollout of something significant, such as a program, policy, or technology.
Example: "The government announced a large scale introduction of renewable energy initiatives to combat climate change."
Alternatives: "a widespread implementation of" or "a significant rollout of".
In order to decrease the degree of uncertainty for future decisions of this type, it is important that prospective epidemiological and air monitoring studies be initiated in conjunction with any large scale introduction of coal use.
The analytical virtue of this reform is that it provides an example of a large-scale introduction of competition; the main drawback is that the simultaneous nationwide implementation makes it difficult to establish counterfactuals.
The scientific uncertainty of the effectiveness of either policy, coupled with the practical problem of financing a large-scale introduction of the policies, was the opportunity that we recognized for putting a policy experiment in place.
8– 13 The use of test results after a large-scale introduction of RDTs may differ from those seen in smaller scale trials, as training and supervisory characteristics likely differ.
A limitation of any static companion model used to assess vaccine programs is the omission of indirect herd immunity effects that may be realized after a large-scale introduction of either rotavirus or HPV vaccination program [ 37, 64].
The "gold-standard" for answering these questions, and for assessing the long term effects of large scale introduction of MC, would be a community randomized trial, i.e. to randomize entire communities instead of individuals.
The study revealed a decrease in the area under forest and culturable blank categories and a simultaneous increase in the area under cultivation primarily due to the large scale introduction of horticultural cash crops in the state.
Large scale introduction of inorganic membranes has been hindered by lack of structural definition, reproducibility, and accurate design parameters.
However, large scale introduction of engineered nanomaterials such as nZVI into the environment has recently attracted serious concerns.
The Romans employed great quantities of both low tin and high tin bronzes, especially prior to the large scale introduction of brass during the late 1st century BCE [14].
