The phrase "capital scale" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to describe large-scale investments that are made with significant capital, or financial resources. For example, "The company was able to make a major purchase on a capital scale."
The sliding capital scale means banks will have to hold more equity as they expand.
To measure the bonding and bridging social capital the study uses the social capital scale developed by Williams (2006).
The decision to choose between the two types of opportunities namely optimization of existing resources by creating new means of utilizing the resources and finding of new resources depends upon four factors namely access to capital, scale economies, complementary assets and learning curve of the entrepreneur (Shane and Venkataraman,2000).
Reliability and validity of the social capital scale have been reported as acceptable [ 37, 66].
Cronbach's alpha reliability for the social capital scale for our study was 0.88 and ranged from 0.84 to 0.93 for all study sites.
7 The Cronbach α of the school social capital scale was 0.71, and since other domains have fewer than three questions, we considered it not appropriate to check Cronbach αs for these scales.
Intraclass Correlation Coefficient and Cronbach's α were used to test reliability and internal consistency of the social support and social capital scales.
We constructed the social capital composite scale based on the scale development methodology suggested by Streiner.
American officials have been pressing the Indians to use that political capital to scale back their border troops and resume dialogue with Pakistan.
But it's important that the GIB shows it can deploy capital at scale that can have a major climate impact, she adds.
Momentum has to be maintained so that investors can receive the signals they need to deploy capital at scale into Britain".
