The phrase "a large scale method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a method or approach that is designed to operate on a broad or extensive level, often in contexts like research, project management, or industrial processes.
Example: "The researchers implemented a large scale method to analyze the data collected from various sources across the country."
Alternatives: "a broad approach" or "an extensive technique".
Almost all proseccos rely on the Charmat process, a large-scale method of producing sparkling wines, named for the French inventor, Eugène Charmat.
In 1941, he co-developed with the late Professor W.E. Bachmann of the University of Michigan a large-scale method for manufacturing the militarily important high explosive RDX, or cyclonite.
This same kernel can differentiate between graphitized and non-graphitized surfaces, a promising new feature of such a kernel, creating an opportunity to apply adsorption as a large-scale method for the characterization of high-end graphene devices.
There is an urgent need to develop a large-scale method to manufacture graphene reliably for various promising applications being developed [1].
Xia et al. [7] demonstrated a large-scale method for synthesizing silver nanowires in which ethylene glycol (EG) acts as both solvent and the reducing agent.
A large-scale method to produce GRFT in tobacco plants has been developed (1).
Finally, we adapted the procedure for use with 96 wells PCR plates, providing a large-scale method.
While there have been several studies that address this challenge, none have yet proposed a large-scale method integrating curated biological information.
17, 18 HPV DNA detection in urine samples is particularly attractive as a large-scale method among female adolescents as pelvic examination might not be feasible or ethically acceptable in this age group.
But in a large-scale method, each node only reconstructs a subset of the parameters, i.e., the collective knowledge of the parameters is distributed among all the nodes (Conejo et al., 2007; Gómez-Expósito et al., 2011; Huang, Werner, Huang, Kashyap, & Gupta, 2012; Khan & Moura, 2008).
