The phrase "an enormous scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide range or extensive area of influence, activity, or subject matter.
Example: "The project has an enormous scope, covering various aspects of environmental conservation and community engagement."
Alternatives: "a vast range" or "a broad extent".
Then there's their tremendous variety: it's given evolution an enormous scope upon which to act.
There is an enormous scope for graphene and its analogues in electromagnetic interference (EMI) applications, especially as microwave absorbers.
Poland produces lots of automobiles and consumer durables like refrigerators and ovens, he said, "so there is an enormous scope for an indigenous steel industry".
It's an enormous scope and allows us to work with federal and state and private partners to bring conservation management to a huge area".
The best-known digital marketplaces have an enormous scope.
His book made me feel an enormous scope of space and time beyond the area carved by our 20th century geography and history.
The trip revealed an operation of enormous scope and sophistication, but also one that is wide open to attack by insurgents at virtually every point along the way.
In a review in The Guardian, the author Paul Theroux, himself a beekeeper, called the book a masterwork "for its enormous scope and exhaustiveness, for being an up-to-date treasure house of apiaristic facts".
How does a whole society cope with a raspad of such enormous scope?
The novel that followed is one of enormous scope, a mosaic of American life pulsating with insight and ambition.
Tuberculosis remains a global public health problem of enormous scope and proportion, with an estimated one-third of the world's population harbouring a latent infection and approximately 1.5 million deaths occurring annually from the active disease [ 1].
