The phrase "a shared scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a common measurement or standard that is agreed upon by multiple parties or individuals.
Example: "In our collaborative project, we need to establish a shared scale to ensure that all team members are on the same page regarding our goals."
Alternatives: "a common standard" or "a mutual framework".
To fill this technological gap and better support the collaborative design and engineering activities involved with infrastructure planning, this paper introduces a new methodology which allows engineers to simultaneously manipulate a shared multi-scale tunnel model.
Public EST sets for 197 species suggest that most of these genes are present across a diverse collection of seed plants, and appear to exist as single or very low copy genes, though exceptions are seen in recently polyploid taxa and in lineages where there is significant evidence for a shared large-scale duplication event.
Here, we have tried to unravel the duplication past of the three Phytophthora species and conclude that many of the duplicated genes are likely the result of a shared ancient large-scale or even whole genome duplication event.
This grid-based storage service enables ubiquitous and on-demand access to a shared pool of grid-scale energy storage resources.
The sense of a shared experience on a grand scale.
But it's a shared experience on a massive scale – and how often can you say that about a gustatory process?
But it also creates an opportunity for billions of people to act with a shared mission, on a planetary scale.
International organizations did not develop a shared commitment to initiate large scale implementation of ITNs until 1997 and later.
Building on the community networks that have been established for the fight against polio, religious and traditional leaders, parents and authorities are being mobilized on a large scale for a shared purpose: protecting their communities from suffering.
