The phrase "large scale map" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a map at a relatively small scale that covers a large geographic area. For example, "The large scale map of Europe showed the locations of all the major cities."
3. Research and present general information on the other 53 African countries; identify these countries on a large scale map of Africa.
Deliberative approaches requires large scale map and large memory, which slowdowns the execution.
Recently, a large scale map of 6200 PPIs was completed for Arabidopsis (Arabidopsis interactome mapping consortium, 2011).
Looking at the large scale map of the Lao PDR (Fig. 7) we can observe the general distribution of landscape mosaics across the country.
Based on very high resolution satellite images, object-based classification methods can be used to produce large scale maps for forest management.
Approaches able to fulfill this task may help to improve the efficiency of large scale mapping and monitoring programs such as requested for the European Habitat Directive.
Very High Resolution (VHR) satellite imagery on large scale maps (1 50,000 up to 1 5,000) is much simpler and more cost effective than aerial photographs.
In a large scale mapping of human protein-protein interactions by immunoprecipitation and mass spectrometry, Ewing et al. provided evidence for an interaction of CDK5RAP3 with UFM1, UFC1, UFL1 and UFBP1 [38].
SL performed the statistical normalization analysis of microarray results and large scale mapping of eQTL.
Recent developments of high-throughput techniques have enabled the large scale mapping of GIs [ 2].
Diverse transcriptional initiation sites have been discovered by large scale mapping of mRNA start sites in the human genome [ 22].
