"a scaled plan" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to a blueprint or diagram that is accurately proportioned according to a reduced or enlarged scale. Example: The architect presented a scaled plan of the building, showing the exact measurements and dimensions of each room and floor.
Nucci told TechCrunch that these new features are part a scaling plan the company is implementing with the help of a $9.3 million Series A funding round last summer with new investor Emergence Capital (as well as previous backers FirstMark Capital and MSD Capital).
Then you select the desired scaling option for each one, and AWS Auto Scaling will do the rest, helping you to discover the scalable resources and then creating a scaling plan that addresses the resources of interest," Barr wrote in the blog post.
The Home version lets you install Office on up to five machines, with a scaled price plan for business.
I made a scaled furniture plan.
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It is in the process of coming up with a "smaller-scale" plan for a new home, he added, which will probably cost about as much as the current building to operate.
He made a large-scale plan of Beaune during a visit in 1762, devising methods of observation and constructing the necessary surveying instruments.
Yulia V. Tymoshenko, who lost to Mr. Yanukovich in a bitterly fought presidential race, said the merger proposal "could be seen as a joke" but warned of "a large-scale plan to liquidate independent Ukraine".
First, a major goal was to produce a landscape-scale plan for long-term resource sustainability.
