The phrase "a large scale planned" is not correct in English as it is incomplete and lacks proper structure.
It could be used in contexts discussing projects or initiatives that are extensive and organized, but it needs to be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The organization is undertaking a large-scale planned initiative to improve community health."
Alternatives: "a large-scale project" or "a comprehensive plan".
Australia's largest retailer, Coles Myer Ltd., will lay off 1,000 workers as part of a large-scale plan to cut costs and improve earnings.
Iran's nuclear ambitions date back to the nineteen-seventies, when Mohammad Reza Pahlavi, the Shah of Iran, announced a large-scale plan to develop nuclear power.
He made a large-scale plan of Beaune during a visit in 1762, devising methods of observation and constructing the necessary surveying instruments.
Japan had hoped to solve the spent fuel buildup with a large-scale plan to recycle the rods into fuel that would go back into its nuclear program.
Yulia V. Tymoshenko, who lost to Mr. Yanukovich in a bitterly fought presidential race, said the merger proposal "could be seen as a joke" but warned of "a large-scale plan to liquidate independent Ukraine".
Mrs. Aposporos feared the decision would give the city and its Urban Redevelopment Commission a green light to restart efforts to condemn the diner and fold her land into a large-scale plan, already under way, to build offices and apartments on property the city took over that surrounds the diner.
In 1818, Jennings began promoting a large-scale plan for internal improvements in the state.
The 75-building community, Waterbuurt, within the IJ Lake in east Amsterdam's IJburg community, made waves around the world for being the first development of its kind: a large-scale, planned development of what could be considered conventional homes not house boats.
The main purpose of this paper is to: 1) present a suitable model for large scale planning to support the decision making process towards the natural resources in Egypt, 2) standardize data collection on habitats which will assist in management and conservation of the Egypt's natural heritage.
It is a conurbation of 6 million inhabitants, comprising 37 municipalities without a metropolitan level authority, where large scale planning is executed by centralized authorities.
