The phrase "a large scale process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a significant or extensive procedure or method in various contexts, such as scientific, industrial, or organizational processes.
Example: "The company is implementing a large scale process of restructuring to improve efficiency and productivity."
Alternatives: "an extensive procedure for" or "a broad process of".
In the past 50 years, mental health provision in England has undergone a large-scale process of de-institutionalisation, moving care out of institutions and into the community.
"Forecasts could be used to better target interventions: for example, a government may decide to enact a large-scale process of marsh draining in a particular region expected to be hit much harder than usual, move supplies in advance of the malaria season, or decide to allocate more or less financial resources toward a particular year's interventions".
In summary, a large-scale process of Si VNW MOSFETs with nanoscale GAA is presented.
In this letter, a large-scale process of GAA vertical silicon nanowire (VNW) MOSFETs is presented.
Thermodynamics of extraction is particularly emphasized due to its governing role in the economical feasibility of a large scale process.
In this letter, we present a large-scale process for manufacturing of GAA vertical silicon nanowire (VNW) MOSFETs with a 15-nm gate length.
But how can a purely local mechanism of action drive a large-scale process like the disassembly of a clathrin coat?
Analysis of 2-year production data at SIIL shows that the yields of all steps, free polysaccharide levels, and protein polysaccharide ratio were extremely satisfactory, showing the establishment of a large-scale process from the technology developed at laboratory scale.
If you have to document a large-scale process, such as the creation of a company's product from conception to sale, only use simple names to refer to each task within that process.
We developed a transient reactor model in order to predict the upper-limit efficiency of a large-scale process based on the Hydrosol reactor concept.
This month, researchers at Kaiser Permanente in Oakland and the University of California, San Francisco began the highly automated, large-scale process of analyzing that DNA, which is being extracted from tens of thousands of saliva samples donated by Kaiser members in Northern California since 2008.
