The phrase "scopes from" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion
It could be used in contexts discussing the range or extent of something, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The project scopes from local initiatives to global outreach efforts."
Alternatives: "ranges from" or "extends from"
Dyes are worldwide used for many different scopes: from textile to pharmaceutical uses, the global demand of dyes is obviously linked to the general disposal of effluents with colorants that for sure affect environmental equilibrium.
Both outbreaks involved scopes from Olympus Corp., a device manufacturing giant based in Tokyo.
These riders could come in different forms and scopes, from abortion policy to the implementation of health care reform.
As many as 350 patients at 41 medical facilities in the U.S. and worldwide were infected or exposed to tainted gastrointestinal scopes from Jan . 1 2010, to Oct. 31, 2015, according to the Food and Drug Administration.
Although they are all based on the idea of user-contributed annotations they differ significantly in their goals and scopes from the present project.
The total time taken for reprocessing was calculated by adding the observed time for the manual cleaning, leak testing, standard reprocessing time for each scope type, and removal of scopes from the reprocessors.
Good scopes range from $60-$60-$150d any more and you're getting ripped off.
Not long after, preservationists widened their scope from individual buildings to entire so-called historic districts.
Lindy grabbed a spotting scope from one of the packs, adjusting the focus.
Established events grew in scope, from audience numbers to chosen performers.
Finally I got scoped, from top and bottom: no polyps, no ulcers, no reflux, no tumors.
