Laajamittaisemissa

Laajamittaisemissa is a Finnish inflected form of the adjective laajamittainen, used to express “in broader-scale” or “in more widespread terms.” It represents the comparative degree of laajamittainen combined with the inessive plural ending, so it appears when referring to phenomena, analyses, or contexts that occur on a wider scale than some reference point. The form is primarily a grammatical construction rather than a standalone concept.

Usage and function:

Laajamittaisemissa is typical in formal writing, especially in academic, policy, or analytical texts. It is used to compare different scales or scopes, for example by contrasting local or narrow observations with broader patterns. The phrase generally accompanies plural nouns in the inessive case, but it can also function in broader editorial contexts where scale is the focus.

Examples:

- Laajamittaisemissa tutkimuksissa on havaittu useampia tekijöitä kuin pienemmissä tutkimuksissa. (In broader-scale studies, more factors have been observed than in smaller studies.)

- Laajamittaisemissa mittakaavoissa ilmiö on monimutkaisempi. (In broader-scale contexts, the phenomenon is more complex.)

Related terms:

See also laajamittainen, mittakaava, laajuus, ja skaala. These terms cover broader concepts of scale, scope, and measurement that intersect with laajamittaisemissa in usage.

Notes:

Laajamittaisemissa is not a concept with a fixed definition outside its grammatical usage. Its meaning depends on the referenced baseline and the nouns it modifies.