The phrase "a wide scale for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of something, often in contexts related to measurement, evaluation, or comparison.
Example: "The study was conducted on a wide scale for assessing the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a broad range for" or "a large scope for".
But the pair's success is also important on a wider scale for Japanese rugby, particularly because Asia is a lucrative market that the International Rugby Board and Sanzar — the governing body of Super Rugby and the Four Nations competition involving Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Argentina — would love to tap into.
Our model is easy to apply and has translational potential within a wider scale for novel therapeutic developments against this malignant disease.
It was also demonstrated how the estimates of e ψ can be converted to a hazard ratio scale, overcoming one of the main problems with the method being adopted on a wider scale for the analysis of clinical trials with switching patients.
This suggests that potential savings to the health system could be obtained if telemedicine was utilized on a wider scale for paediatric ENT services, particularly for regions with similar patient referral rates and at similar or greater distances from the specialist centre.
The reliable adaptive grasp for a wide scale of grasped object size is achieved.
Vacuum-tube devices, the klystron and the magnetron, continue to be used on a wide scale, especially for higher-power applications.
Avoiding giving details of individual cases, Mr. Joinet said the team had found "detention in solitary confinement practiced on a wide scale and for long periods of time" in parts of Evin prison in Tehran.
Due to the presumed high level of etiologic heterogeneity and the overlap of dimensions across mood disorders and schizophrenia, standalone markers are unlikely to be specific or applicable on a wide scale and for a wide range of patients.
Hybridization has already occurred on a wide scale, and the potential exists for much greater interbreeding/evolution, making it even more difficult to control.
In its report, the IMF concluded that "a breakthrough in the peace process and removal of restrictions on a wider scale are essential for a durable and regionally balanced growth in the Palestinian territories".
