"large scattering" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to describe a situation where there is a large number of items spread out across a wide area. For example, "The wind blew a large scattering of leaves across the yard."
Such lack of control is reflected in the very large scattering of mechanical properties reported for ice-templated ceramics, largely due to the formation of structural defects.
The results show large scattering.
Large scattering of the values of LLBL thickness and the weak dependence on IMF is demonstrated.
The large scattering at small scattering vectors can be related to the granular morphology.
This phenomenon results in large scattering in the post-cracking flexural responses among the material characterization specimens.
Based on Monte-Carlo simulation, a new method is proposed to measure and estimate probabilistic fatigue limits, particularly for the situation with large scattering data.
Very often volumetric mass transfer coefficients published in literature show surprisingly large scattering and divergence which cannot be explained by differences in properties of the systems.
The degradation of pavement structure is difficult to be evaluated because of the difficulties in in-situ testing and large scattering of testing results.
This explains the large scattering of flame propagation statistics in turbulent combustion, where the flow is characterized by a cascade of interacting vortices with different turnover frequencies.
The SMC material revealed anisotropic properties and a reinforcing effect of kaolin as filler, whereas for the BMC material large scattering was observed.
The addition of the protein BSA to the feed after desalination of 30 h effectuates strong enhancement of the permeability accompanied by a about a 50% decline of μm large scattering centers.
