The phrase "scale of sales" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It typically refers to the size or magnitude of a company's sales or revenue. Example: "The company's success can be seen in the impressive scale of sales, which grew by 20% in the last quarter."
Adrian Bassett from Locog, which is responsible for the ticket sales, said the scale of early sales had been unprecedented: "A sellout is certainly possible.
On the technology side, companies like MJ Freeway, Biotrack and Greenbits would make great acquisition targets for large-scale, point-of-sale companies from other industries.
While sale of by-products from genuine scientific whaling research is permitted, opponents say the scale of the sales dwarfs the amount of useful scientific evidence gathered, which they also insist can be found through non-lethal research.
Although the scale of weapons sales is unmistakably large, it is impossible to measure precisely.
The scale of the sales increase appeared to take the City by surprise, with shares soaring 16%, closing up 230p at a record high of £17.
For a people accustomed to more gradual change under military rule, the scale of the sales is raising apprehension that it will strengthen the hand of military cronies.
Critics have argued that given their purchasing power, and the scale of the sales, big players may be able to secure supplies at a much lower rate the smaller shops.
Teva's acquisition of Allergan's generics operations improves international commercial opportunities and significantly enhance the global scale of its sales and research platforms, according to Json Kolberg, equity analyst at Maxim Group.
All the drugs and manufacturers were ranked and scored for a range of indicators, including the corporate Good Manufacturing Practice certification, quality, type, scale of production, sales, industry rankings, market reputation, and adverse record.
