The phrase "a large scale scope" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is redundant because "large scale" and "scope" convey similar meanings regarding size or extent.
Example: "The project was designed with a large scale scope in mind, aiming to impact communities across the region."
Alternatives: "a broad scope" or "a wide-ranging scope."
While literature reviews with a large-scale scope are nowadays becoming a staple element of modern research practice, there are many challenges in taking on such an endeavour, yet little evidence of previous studies addressing these challenges exists.
We undertook a large-scale, scoping meta-review and searched six databases using a list of nine medical subject headings (MeSH) and a comprehensive list of 47 phrases.
Despite the large scale scope of the problem, it appears that living on a historic orchard property contaminated by lead and arsenic does not constitute an immediate threat to human health.
Their geographic scope limits the applicability of their result on a large scale, particularly considering the complex multi-ethnic setting of Nigeria.
These statistics indicate that there is ample scope to generate electricity on a large scale using wind energy.
To determine the preventative effect of NET treatment would require a large scale preventative trial which currently lacks evidential support and is beyond the scope of this discussion.
The scope of this study was to evaluate the performance of a large scale Material Recovery Facility MRFF) by utilizing data collected during a long period of monitoring.
The study also creates the future scope to develop an efficient treatment process for sulfate and metal-rich mine wastewater in a large scale.
There is scope for further optimization of the operating conditions, to achieve higher conversion levels, which would enable the implementation of CLC of biomass on a large scale.
