The phrase "achieved significant scale" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the growth or expansion of a business, project, or initiative to indicate that it has reached a notable level of size or impact.
Example: "The startup has achieved significant scale in just two years, attracting thousands of users and generating substantial revenue."
Alternatives: "reached considerable size" or "attained substantial scale."
The organic wine industry first achieved significant scale a decade later, motivated by the prospect of creating a product that was environmentally-friendly and possessed clear terroir, or the flavor and aroma associated with the environmental conditions of the vineyard, as well as the sociohistorical traditions employed throughout the winemaking process.
WM: It's a growing, profitable business that's already achieved significant scale with hundreds of employees.
"We've... had success in some of our direct response products that have achieved significant scale, and we'll continue to invest in those.
had success in some of our direct response products that have achieved significant scale, and we'll continue to invest in those.
As Pandora's listenership has achieved significant scale – now streaming more than 1.2 billion hours to about 60 million listeners every month – a very exciting vision is coming into focus for how personalized radio can improve the fundamental dynamics of this industry for artists.
Without a functioning single market, it is difficult for European Internet companies to achieve significant scale.
Companies will build two solar power plants in California that together will put out more than 12 times as much electricity as the largest such plant today, the latest indication that solar energy is starting to achieve significant scale.
"I look forward to joining the business and helping it achieve significant scale in the years ahead".
The API changes LinkedIn is implementing speak to a larger trend among today's Internet players – services offer open APIs to third-party developers as they grow, and later start clamping down after achieving significant scale.
Both Junqueira and Velez said the opportunity for financial services startups to achieve significant scale was far higher in emerging markets like Brazil than in developed markets, because the barriers to banking are so much higher.
At the time, company co-founders Cristina Junqueira and David Velez said the opportunity for financial services startups to achieve significant scale was far higher in emerging markets like Brazil than in developed markets, because the barriers to banking are so much higher.
