"scope of language" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the range of features of a language, such as its vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation. For example: "A knowledge of kanji expands the scope of language for those studying Japanese."
Where they differed with one another was on the issue of how the teachings of Buddhism, which are communicated in language, relate to the highest goal of Buddhism, which lies outside the scope of language.
We explore the possibility of extending the scope of language to include artifacts of process – sketches, bits and pieces of hardware – to see how they might serve to bridge thought and object.
Interestingly, these results are very similar to those obtained in first language acquisition [33], suggesting that they may be generalized over the scope of artificial language studies.
SLI has received robust scientific attention, in part because of its recent linkage to a specific gene and loci on chromosomes and in part because of the prevailing question regarding the scope of its language impairment: Does the disorder impact the general ability to segment and process language or a specific ability to compute grammar?
Such instances of linguistic iteration frequently fall outside the scope of regular language lessons and yet the patterns they reveal are as commonplace as they are complex.
But the glory of "Moby-Dick" resides largely in the abundance and dazzling scope of its language and its thought, which accrue a majesty and metaphysical weight as the novel progresses.
This begs the question of whether collaboration and task completion should be assessed in the broader scope of second language proficiency, particularly as part of speaking ability (see Ducasse & Brown, 2009).
Part of this jiggly mass of intangible community spirit is beyond the scope of traditional language.
In the scope of imperative languages, it can be noticed that several authoring tools implement various code validation methods.
The project page describes the scope and process of language projects currently going on at wikiHow.
This can only contribute to a heightened enjoyment and awareness of the breadth and scope of the English language.
