"operating scale" is a correct and usable phrase in written English and it is typically used when referring to an instrument that measures something.
For example, "The researchers used a special operating scale to measure the size of the object."
The census returns for 1900 and 1910 give an idea of the operating scale of a big private house.
The fermentation plant is profitable over wide operating scale, evaluated over a range of BRG100 prices and costs of capital.
But the problems, he added, strongly suggest that R.I.M. needs additional operating centers to provide more backup and that its software testing systems are inadequate for the company's operating scale.
Intensity or operating scale options involve the flexibility to expand or contract the scale of the project.
There are many things an M&A transaction can bring you: customers, market segments, operating scale, revenues, cost savings, human talent, new products, capital, patents, you name it!
We are offering an ownership interest in a combined company with a comprehensive product and services suite, a significantly enhanced subscriber base, considerable financial and operating scale, as well as a spectrum portfolio that would lead the industry.
Dentists enjoy operating scale--that is, they can handle several patients at once.
Content safeguards are a challenging aspect of operating scaled platforms.
In the environment that we operate, scale operates against you.
Operating at scale, the potential operational efficiencies and cost savings of virtualization would prove significant.
They are already operating at scale, and in some senses, operating at scale with very important enterprise assets.
