"exact scope of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and it is often used to refer to the specifics of a particular situation.
For example, "We need to determine the exact scope of the project before allocating resources."
The exact scope of an expanded inquiry has not been defined.
The hope is that the test run will reveal the exact scope of the challenge.
Detectives were checking the files of 13 seized computers to determine the exact scope of the operation, Mr. Hynes said.
No one knows the exact scope of what is occurring, no one knows the precise impact, but there is lingering fear of a terrible unknown.
The exact scope of the problem is unclear since a number of adults and almost all children have not been tested.
"It was very difficult to determine the exact scope of cleanup that was necessary and then do it," Mr. Selsam said.
Reportedly, local authorities sometimes share such intelligence with the U.S. It's unclear, however, whether governments were aware of the exact scope or magnitude of NSA operations disclosed by Snowden.
While we don't know the exact scope or dimensions of the problem, we do know this: the people of California have every right and expectation to understand the solutions--and that the next Governor and Legislature must commit ourselves to working in broad daylight to produce an honest budget for the people of California.
The exact scope and impact of the problem, however, will remain unknown until the completion of a recently started landmine impact survey.
Support for that plan has thrown the exact scope and cost of the project into uncertainty.
We found many divergences in the exact scope and limits of translational research despite a common definition.
