The phrase "a large scale lead" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be a mix-up of terms, possibly intending to convey a "large-scale lead" or "large-scale initiative."
Example: "The company is launching a large-scale lead generation campaign to attract more customers."
Alternatives: "a significant lead" or "a major initiative."
"It is imperative to apply this type of intervention on a large scale to lead to a reduction in child mortality," says Dr. Sall.
LEDs used in large scale LED video displays have been studied.
Turrell's other works, large scale LED worlds that leave the viewer mystified and discombobulated, almost resemble three dimensional enactments of Harbisson's colorful translations of sound.
It was the banks' attempt to process foreclosures on a large scale that led to robo-signing, in which lawyers and bank officials signed thousands of documents a month after only a cursory review.
For these reasons the need to develop synthetic methods to prepare these nitrogen compounds on a large scale has led to interest in these heterocyclic compounds which contain nitrogen.
Resumption of vaccination on a large scale would probably lead to thousands of serious complications and hundreds of deaths, as it did when millions of Americans were routinely vaccinated.
If a cold winter occurs after a series of warm winters, a "large scale" flushing can lead to the sudden appearance of large amount of H2S at the surface.
These findings provide persuasive support for the argument that entering on a large scale is likely to lead to better financial results earlier than does the intuitively obvious approach, entering on a small scale.
In 2005 a large scale outbreak of A/H5N1 led to the death of thousands of migratory waterfowl in Qinghai Lake in North-West China.
On a large scale, this cellular kamikaze can lead to kidney and heart failure.
