"scale and size" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing measurements, proportions, or dimensions of something. Example: The architect carefully considered the scale and size of each room in the house to ensure optimal functionality and design.
He was hungry to understand the mechanisms of scale and size, and subjective human perception.
By 2020, there will be 5bn smartphones – the scale and size of our opportunity is inspiring.
It has magnificent forests and woods with ancient trees with scale and size, and that was thrilling to find.
The operatorship of PSAs of this scale and size require cooperation and alignment between contractors and the Government.
The scale and size of the mine would suggest it would have an impact".
"The windows look too small for the scale and size of the house," Mr. Turner said.
To consider the length scale and size-dependency effect of nanostructures, a nonlocal continuum theory of Eringen is adopted.
In another study, Karsai et al. [78] confirm this influence and show that neglecting the time-varying dynamics by aggregating temporal networks into their static counterparts introduces serious biases of several orders of magnitude in the time-scale and size of a spreading process unfolding on the network.
After allometric scaling and size standardization, pregnancy, and abdominal surgery, but not gender were significant covariates of clearance, explaining 40% of clearance variability.
We're very much a brand that has to give back, that tries to work with people in all different areas of all different scales and sizes.
The company declined to comment for this article, other than to say that it offers furniture in various scales and sizes.
