The phrase "a significant scope for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the potential or opportunities available in a particular context or field.
Example: "There is a significant scope for improvement in our current processes to enhance efficiency."
Alternatives: "a considerable opportunity for" or "a substantial potential for".
The application of this technology in preclinical models has a significant scope for non-invasively studying dynamic biological processes at the molecular and cellular level.
A significant scope for further research was also identified in the field of two-phase flow at non-boiling conditions and in the application nanofluids.
A significant scope for future research has also been identified in the fields of: air bubble and polymer drag reduction techniques.
A significant scope for further research was also identified in the fields of: air water bubbly flow and nanofluid two phase and three-phase flows in helically coiled tubes.
With particular interest in rhytidectomy, it is worth pointing out that though the recognition results in [2, 22] suggest that the algorithms have tried to address the challenges in face recognition in the event of rhytidectomy, there is still a significant scope for further improvement.
Headed into the eurozone summit on Thursday and Friday, we recognise that expectations are low, but we think there is significant scope for a surprise.
The broad phase offers significant scope for parallelisation with a workload that can be statically balanced to ensure consistently high utilisation throughout the microarchitecture.
A spokesman for Cameron said: "There is still significant scope for sensible savings across local government to be made by back-office consolidation, disposing of surplus property and joining up our local public services; we will be discussing with Oxfordshire how this can be taken forward to help protect frontline services".
A spokesperson for David Cameron said: "There is still significant scope for sensible savings across local government to be made by back office consolidation, disposing of surplus property and joining up our local public services; we will be discussing with Oxfordshire how this can be taken forward to help protect frontline services".
Based on the latter, we conclude that if the CAP aims at a more equal income distribution within the agricultural sector, then significant scope for improving the design of respective policy instruments exists.
In response to a review, Imperial pledged to take immediate action, admitting there was "significant scope for improvement" in the way its labs treat animals used in experiments.
