The phrase 'greater scope of' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to an increased range of options or possibilities in a particular situation or context. For example, "We need to consider the greater scope of economic options when deciding our course of action."
The comparison offers a parallel to the greater scope of the matchup between T.C.U. and Wisconsin.
Their presence here suggests a world of objects overlooked in the greater scope of a museum collection.
"Ortega is attracting the army, flattering it through this reform by giving it a greater scope of action, allowing it more prerogatives, allowing it to interfere in the civil sphere," he said.
At one point Marlene, well into her cups, asks rhetorically, "Oh, God, why are we all so miserable?" The greater scope of possible achievement presented by the lives of the women does not necessarily promise greater fulfillment; there is the potential too for harder choices, more risk, the loneliness of solitary striving, even the chance of great calamity.
Russian and Chinese diplomats, along with their British and American counterparts, then began intensive efforts to bridge the final impasse over whether the coalition would offer any explicit timetable for ceding power and would give the United Nations greater scope of action.
That gives the attackers a far greater scope of devices it can target, and makes the malicious network far stronger.
No other area of human concern has drawn a greater diversity of scientific disciplines into the service of a developing field of policy nor offered a greater scope for development of interdisciplinary collaboration as the environmental sciences.
The estimation of GL requires the additional estimate of the amount of carbohydrate in the diet, providing greater scope for dilution of results through measurement error bias.
In spite of the great scope of his work, its breadth and complexity, the prose is clean, straightforward, economical.
Jon Howells, of Waterstones, praised what he called "a fabulous shortlist", which had "great scope of style, nationality; small publishers and giants; debut authors and established ones.
His Quatre cents siècles d'art pariétal (1952; Four Hundred Centuries of Cave Art) reveals his great scope of activities in this field.
