The phrase "a massive scale problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an issue that is extensive or significant in size or impact.
Example: "Climate change is a massive scale problem that requires global cooperation to address effectively."
Alternatives: "a large-scale issue" or "a significant scale challenge."
They've come up with a number of their own solutions to solve a massive scaling problem, and sometimes we (the users) see bugs as a result of that.
Our goal is to better understand the accuracy and performance characteristics of TRRM on massive scale problems, and to provide community software that facilitates further algorithmic development and potentially its application to a broader class of problems.
The Knight Commission Report on the Information Needs of Communities does a wonderful job of reviewing the type of civic and media infrastructure that is needed if regions of the country are going to be able to manage massive scale problems like climate and energy.
From 1935 onward rearmament on a massive scale rapidly changed the problem from one of mass unemployment to one of an acute labour shortage.
But people do, and on a massive scale, which causes severe technical problems at general recycling facilities.
Talking about issues that tend to matter to progressives – climate change, inequality, global poverty – is hard, because these are systemic problems on a massive scale.
The contribution by livestock and especially cattle to environmental problems is on a massive scale and should be addressed with urgency according to FAO's report Livestock's Long Shadow.
"But if you have tests that cause misdiagnosis on a massive scale you are going to have a serious problem.
It is currently not clear, whether computational or experimental approaches will be more efficient in addressing the very hard problem of obtaining kinetic parameters on a massive scale.
The big problem in the 21st century is not food safety but falsification on a massive scale," he said.
