The phrase "a larger scale where" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, projects, or phenomena that involve broader contexts or implications.
Example: "We need to consider the environmental impact on a larger scale where multiple ecosystems are affected."
Alternatives: "a broader context in which" or "a wider framework where".
If our design were to be implemented on a larger scale where the environment contained living beings, then IEEE ethical standards would apply.
The parameter distributions obtained from laboratory-scale C2U calibration runs are used in this study to facilitate prediction at a larger scale where no corresponding experimental results are available.
Prediction errors of such surfaces have only been reported at a plot-level scale, but their application is invariably at a larger scale where prediction accuracy should be better.
But if you're dealing on a larger scale where money is the priority, I guess that would be harder.
Why can't we do this on a larger scale, where the government puts up the money for research, companies like Sanofi bid on the contracts?
It would be highly relevant to repeat the intervention in a larger scale where focus is on generalizability, cost-effectiveness, and the long-term outcomes of the intervention.
Here's a way to hire on a large scale, where it can be a lot more efficient".
This is even more problematic on a large scale where there is no common baseline or standardized indicators.
This phenomenon also happens, in Fig. 8c, in a large scale, where the random selection is used.
Mechanical objectivity reduces the importance of human contributions to scientific results to a minimum, and therefore enables science to proceed on a large scale where bonds of trust between individuals can no longer hold (Daston 1992).
The entire trunk of a tree filled with rays and their MTs could be regarded as a candidate plant brain (on a large scale), where protoconscious events might be produced by Orch OR.
