The phrase "a scope that includes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the extent or range of something, particularly in contexts like project management, research, or analysis.
Example: "The project has a scope that includes both the development of new software and the training of staff on its use."
Alternatives: "a range that encompasses" or "a framework that covers".
His research was situated in the long-standing quest to augment the human intellect, with a scope that included technology enhanced learning and learning analytics, science2.0, digital humanities, personal health, and data journalism.
The new institute will take an interdisciplinary approach, with a geographical scope that includes Central and East Asia as well as Europe and the Mediterranean, N.Y.U. said.
By that I mean the practice of medicine that reaffirms the importance of the relationship between practitioner and patient, and has a broader scope that includes therapies from conventional bioscientific medicine, as well as newer complementary approaches like acupuncture and chiropractic.
The strength of the Paris Agreement lies in its comprehensive scope that includes finance, technology and capacity building.
8 Strengths of this study include a comprehensive scope that included a wide range of patients at risk of cardiovascular events and a wide variety of lipid modifying interventions, maximising the power of our analysis.
We engaged in an extensive effort to write articles reporting the study and articles of larger scope that included the study, 87 in all: 6 up to when Perry study participants were 10, 11 when they were 10 19, 42 when they were 19 27, 21 when they were 27 40, and 7 since they were 40.
In the case of Ms. Shulman's group, he added, "we are funding a scope of work that includes public outreach, organizing community support and proposing and advocating for area improvements".
The letter published in the Observer today from the Disability Benefits Consortium, a group that includes charities Scope, Mencap and Mind, says: "Every time your department reveals statistics on assessments for employment and support allowance, it highlights the people whose applications failed – implying high levels of fraud and unnecessary claims.
1986, 70 73) One thing that many of these cases seem to have in common is that the rule-violating action proceeds from a compassion that includes in its scope not only the potential victims of the harms that are to be prevented, but also the perpetrator of those harms.
In many countries, acute care nurse practitioners contribute to patient care through an expanded scope of practice that includes nursing and medical activities.
