The phrase "a limited scale in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is restricted or confined in size, scope, or extent within a particular context.
Example: "The project was conducted on a limited scale in order to assess its feasibility before a larger rollout."
Alternatives: "a small scale in" or "a restricted scope in".
Its regional cap-and-trade program is set to begin on a limited scale in 2012.
But it was used on only a limited scale in this budget.
Duck raising is practiced on a limited scale in nearly all countries, usually as a small-farm enterprise, though some commercial plants do exist.
Alarmed about the new vaquita deaths, her commission paid to put out acoustic listening devices on a limited scale in February, focusing on where vaquitas were last found in 2016.
A similar process to EggFusion's has been used on a limited scale in the United States with fruits and vegetables, but mostly for replacing the price stickers used by grocers to track inventory and ring up an order.
But activists have come, too, along with their enthusiasm for staging the kind of anti-government demonstrations that have so far taken place only on a limited scale in the capital.
UNICEF could play a role in designing and implementing experimental demonstration projects for primary schools (including school water supply and sanitation) on a limited scale resulting in workable solutions that could be replicated in other locations or mainstreamed in national policies and strategies.
On the basis of its existing experiences in this area, the next UNICEF supported CPC should design and implement experimental demonstration projects for this type of non-formal education on a limited scale resulting in workable solutions that could be replicated in other locations or mainstreamed in national policies and strategies with the support of other external aid agencies.
Earlier movies like "The Lord of the Rings" series did this on a limited scale, as in the digitally designed character Gollum, whose performance came from the actor Andy Serkis, while others like "The Polar Express" have used live actors to drive animated images — so-called motion capture technology.
However, the referral system works on a very limited scale in Bangladesh as referral process has not been fully developed.
Scale-up is also underway at a more limited scale in Malawi and some hospitals in developed countries practice either full KMC or parts of it (e.g., skin-to-skin contact and exclusive breastfeeding).
