The phrase "a certain wide" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and it is unclear what context it is intended for.
Example: "There is a certain wide gap between their expectations and reality."
Alternatives: "a particular wide" or "a specific wide".
That would not be particularly newsworthy, if not for the scrutiny over whether a certain backup quarterback received an invitation, or whether a certain wide receiver would accept his.
He lobbied them to knock out a certain wide receiver's ACL, and to hit the quarterback as hard as possible, among other gutless and abhorrent acts.
With rumors and speculation swirling about which celebrities will join "Dancing With The Stars" for its 14th season, dance pro Cheryl Burke is rooting for a certain wide receiver from the Super Bowl champion New York Giants to join the show: salsa-dancing extraordinaire Victor Cruz.
It puts me in mind of a certain wide-eyed style peculiar to adolescent amateur dramatists.
He has a certain wide-eyed wonder in his regard, as if a bit of mystery can be found in everything that catches his eye.
During the recent N.F.L. draft, Burress recalled, Keyshawn Johnson, the former receiver and now commentator, said the Giants should not draft a certain young wide receiver because Burress would not nurture him.
The interest in a certain state-wide election was morbid in a way.
Men, she said, protect other men — but women are all about protecting men and protecting children and apparently protecting a certain gender-wide self-loathing?
Viewers of certain wide-screen-format DVD's have no such option.
In contrast, IGN pointed out that the frame rate "can be sluggish in certain wide-open areas or when there are lots of enemies on-screen, but for some odd reason it's never really bothersome.
From the quote, the impact of AIDS on certain wider health beliefs and practices should not be under-estimated.
