The phrase 'large-scale companies' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to businesses that are very large in size. For example, "Many large-scale companies are now turning to sustainable energy sources in an effort to reduce their environmental impact."
"The colored gem market is still fragmented and less mature than diamonds, so we're likely to see more large-scale companies as consumer preferences rise".
Two of the four works on Friday were ballet, danced by large-scale companies, yet neither was a gala-style or predictable example of that genre.
As a result, Mr Studwell says, the region has "no indigenous, large-scale companies producing world-class products and services".Related items Fund management: Trillion-dollar babyFeb 28th 2008Similar things were once said of much of the rest of Asia and sometimes still are.
Most large-scale companies are well into that these days.
Unequal power relations between contractors and contracted producers can lead to contract conditions in favor of large-scale companies and to the exploitation of farmers.
Our goal is to get these technologies ready for the market, and work with the large-scale companies that can actually build these plants.
The collaborating firm is a medium to large-scale company.
In that sense, Reddit would be the first large-scale company to enter a new corporate governance model.
Stanford students who plan to start or help build a large-scale company — which probably applies to most Stanford students these days – are the primary target for the class.
Finally, because the majority of study subjects were male employees working for a large-scale company in Japan, the results may not be generalizable to populations with different backgrounds.
Although the latter has been interpreted as part of a wider social and community based movement, many of the larger scale companies operating in this space are essentially rebadged capitalist enterprises such as Airbnb, Uber or digital marketplaces such as E-Bay.
