"market scale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the size of a given market or the amount of business activity within it. For example, "The local housing market is large in scale compared to other cities in the region."
"And the size of exits were large by European scale, not just emerging market scale".
BoP Hub aims to be one of the global nodes that accelerate ideas to market, scale businesses and develop partnerships for mutual progress.
He told Congress that hydrogen cars are unlikely to be deployed on a mass market scale within the next 20 years.
"What P.& G. taught me is a different model — you have an idea, build a prototype, have a test market, scale the product, find a retailer and distribution, then turn on marketing," he said.
While the broadcasters may eventually benefit from supplying targeted advertising on a mass market scale, we see greater risks from continued viewer fragmentation, global competitors entering traditionally national markets, and even a longer term risk of disintermediation [or, cutting out the middleman].
(2) Comprehensively consider the recoverable reserves, market scale, and demand for gas (Luo and Xia 2009).
China's new leaders are focused on problems at home: battling corruption, reining in the overheated housing market, scaling back the government's outsize role in the economy, and cracking down on financial speculation.
Scale-up, which involves the understanding and the control that is required for manufacturing those materials at market scales.
It defines innovation mercantilism as "a strategy that seeks to achieve prosperity by imposing protectionist and trade-distorting policies that tip market scales to expand domestic technology production".
It's just to have accurate and timely data as the market scales, so that negative impacts on housing can be managed.
In almost all industrialised countries, once a technology is adopted it goes on to achieve mass-market scale, reaching 25% of the market for that particular device.
