'of smaller scale' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, "The economy of the island nation is mostly dependent on fishing, but some farming takes place on a smaller scale."
Sizer told the Guardian that the increasing profile of smaller scale countries would create a "real challenge" for environmental NGOs.
They provide the bases for specialized maps and data for compilation of generalized maps of smaller scale.
The unit of smaller scale on the bionic samples can enhance the shear stress level.
As well as expanding the large-scale renewables sector, the government is also looking to increase the amount of smaller scale localised electricity production.
The trust, established in 1987, runs a number of smaller scale care facilities but it believes that it is charting new territory with its villages and that they can help transform lives.
Examples of smaller scale ecotourism resorts in China include the Red Capital Ranch (redcapitalclub.com.cn), which offers guests a private entrance to a wild section of the Great Wall and accommodation in 10 rustic standalone villas.
Then Ms. Small, a photographer and singer who has created a number of smaller-scale tableau vivants around the city, moved to another couple dressed in white.
There are also many more incidents of smaller-scale breaches.
built mirrors join thousands of smaller-scale solar-thermal installations already in place around the country.
The SRTM data allow mapping of smaller-scale architectural elements in unprecedented systematic manner.
The researchers said their findings confirmed the results of smaller-scale studies which had come to similar conclusions.
