The phrase "a vast scale is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that occurs or is relevant over a large extent or magnitude.
Example: "The project was designed to operate on a vast scale, impacting communities across the entire region."
Alternatives: "a large scale is" or "a significant scale is".
But the idea that biochar is a universal solution that can be safely deployed on a vast scale is as misguided as Mao Zedong's Great Leap Backwards.
(4) "The idea that biochar is a universal solution that can be safely deployed on a vast scale is as misguided as Mao Zedong's Great Leap Backwards," he wrote.
Writing in this newspaper in March, George Monbiot said: "The idea that biochar is a universal solution that can be safely deployed on a vast scale is as misguided as Mao Zedong's Great Leap Backwards".
A "miracle" plant, once thought to be as the answer to producing renewable biofuels on a vast scale, is driving thousands of farmers in the developing world into food poverty, a damning report concludes today.
As Rania Khalek asked, reporting on McBride's death, "In the United States, where implicit and structural racism persists on a vast scale, is it wise to empower people who almost certainly have irrational and racist fears?" The George Zimmerman verdict indirectly asserted that it is "reasonable" to treat unarmed black youth as a deadly threat.
Reorganisations on such a vast scale are never easy.
But royal activities on such a vast scale cost more than was produced by foreign trade and the tribute of vassal states, and the Israelites themselves were forced to submit to conscription in royal labour gangs as well as to heavy levies of various kinds.
When vast scaling is applied as a supervised method, group information about the samples is used to determine group specific cvs for scaling.
(Much contemporary colour photography is on a vast scale; Szarkowski was traditionalist enough to believe that most prints did not need to be bigger than 24 inches by 20, pretty titchy by today's standards).
In an age when a small band of terrorists can wreak havoc on a vast scale, it is said, civil liberties entail a "marginal cost": better to wrongly imprison a suspect than let one go if the risk is adjudged to be sufficiently high.
Vast scaling was applied unsupervised as the other data pretreatment methods were unsupervised as well.
