The phrase "a significant scale to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or magnitude of something, often in a context that involves measurement or comparison.
Example: "The project was implemented on a significant scale to ensure maximum impact in the community."
Alternatives: "a considerable extent to" or "a large magnitude to".
Community becomes a significant scale at which to address vulnerability and risks across a range of environmental, socioeconomic, and institutional factors.
Peter was the first to introduce secular education on a significant scale and to make it compulsory for all state servants.
The firm is working with investment banks Evercore Partners Inc and Westwood Capital to find institutional investors interested in providing the billions of dollars necessary to fund the condemnation process on a significant scale, according to the firm's marketing documents and people familiar with the matter.
However, it would have to happen on a significant scale for it to make a difference, and only the people who can still afford to spend, without getting into further debt, should be spending".
Advanced economies of a significant scale tend not to operate in such a monetary framework.
Were this to happen on a significant scale, it would lead to a revolution where millions of chemical syntheses every year can be automatically analysed by machine, which in turn could lead to significant improvements in our ability to do science.
CCS has not, however, been deployed on a significant scale and has proven to be prohibitively expensive for energy companies to operate.
Many opposition MPs, along with a few Liberal Democrats, may continue to ask how a company which has now admitted criminality on a significant scale can be allowed to increase its power.
At that time hardly anybody thought adult illiteracy existed on a significant scale, still less tried to do anything about it.
