The phrase "a large scale response" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing actions or measures that are extensive or significant in scope, often in the context of addressing an issue or crisis.
Example: "In light of the recent natural disaster, the government is planning a large scale response to provide aid and support to affected communities."
Alternatives: "a broad response" or "an extensive response".
While during the two-month course of the protests there were two incidents when riot police attacked protesters brutally, there has not been a large-scale response from the protesters.
But the Lhasa unrest, not entirely unlike the Tiananmen Square pro-democracy protests of 1989, may be remembered as much for poor police work — faulty crowd control and political indecision followed by a large-scale response — as for the underlying grievances of protesters.
Kanani: With a plethora of aid agencies from around the world committing manpower and resources to help, along with many national and international NGOs offering their own support and services, and finally the Philippine government itself working around the clock, how do you help coordinate such a large-scale response?
Walmart launched a large-scale response this week to a series of unprecedented labor strikes, according to a confidential document obtained by The Huffington Post.
However, both of these agents produced a large-scale response.
Estimates of what a large-scale response might cost are based on current programme costs.
For this reason, UNICEF is staging a large-scale response by holding mine risk education workshops to train partner organizations in how to conduct awareness sessions for children.
The pathways found in these sub-networks were consistent with a large-scale response of complex molecular pathways to the viral infection.
In 2012, UNICEF will need at least $3.2 million dollars to prepare for a large-scale response to acute malnutrition and to invest in health, water and sanitation services.
If instituted at a large scale, demand response could deal with that variability on its own.
Ekwurzel added that the report "makes a convincing case the White House should stop rolling back climate policies and recognize that a much larger scale response is required to keep people safe".
