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The phrase "a scale that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a scale that existed or was in a particular state in the past.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a scale that was used to measure the participants' responses during the experiment."
Alternatives: "a scale that existed" or "a scale that had been".
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Thanks largely to that push, developing and developed nations alike are turning to clean power on a scale that was hard to imagine even a decade ago.
"This was degradation on a scale that was barbaric".
"It looks like it was at a scale that was unacceptable," he said.
Financial aid makes college a reality for outstanding students on a scale that was not possible before.
At Chemical Specialties, he nosed onto a scale that was under a loading rack lined with bulbous vats.
Simple though FoodCloud's app may be, it enables donations on a scale that was unimaginable before smartphones became ubiquitous.
He likes the N.F.L. passer rating, so we came up with a scale that was similar to them".
At the same time I saw that investment done the right way could create impact at a scale that was tough to match.
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It's also a tragic modern reality on a scale that is incomprehensible.
"They are building an enormous computing resource on a scale that is almost unimaginable".
Women, and their children, are facing violence and abuse on a scale that is revoltingly high.
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