The phrase "a main scope of" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used to refer to a primary area of focus or concern within a particular context.
Example: "A main scope of this research is to explore the effects of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a primary focus of" or "a key area of".
The trade-off between capacity (in terms of carried traffic) and quality is evident and not always maximizing the capacity is the main scope of a network, especially when dealing with sensitive VoIP calls.
The main scope of the article is to present a hardware implementation of SMG-SLAM using an field programmable gate array (FPGA).
The main scope of this work is to present a new integrated approach, named priority-cost FMECA (PC-FMECA), in order to exceed these limits.
The main scope of this study is to present a methodology to assess the possible long-term effects of climate change on building heat demand on a large scale.
The main scope of this work is to present a tool, which was developed for the comparison of diverse biomass-to-biofuel systems, in order to facilitate the cost-wise decision making on this field.
The main scope of this study is to develop a three-dimensional (3-D) homogenization model taking into account the microstructural evolution in the eutectic micro-constituent of SnAgCu solder in order to simulate the change in mechanical behavior of the joint caused by isothermal ageing.
The main scope of this section is to derive a simpler expression for eq. (6), at least for special cases.
A qualitative methodology was used in the present study with the main scope of describing, understanding and interpreting the data by means of interviews with public managers.
To better understand phenomena occurring in nanofluids based on TiO2 nanoparticles, further experiments are needed in a wider range of temperatures and frequencies, and this is the main scope of this paper.
