The phrase "a far reaching set of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a collection of items, ideas, or policies that have a significant impact or influence over a wide area or range.
Example: "The committee proposed a far reaching set of reforms aimed at improving the education system."
Alternatives: "an extensive array of" or "a comprehensive collection of".
The Working Group say those values enabled them to work together, and observes, "...if our diverse group can come together to support a comprehensive and far reaching set of proposals, based on shared values, we believe our report can find support across the political spectrum in Washington and state capitals".
To illustrate this, in most cases there is not a far reaching consensus in the clinical setting regarding dosing parameters, (including frequency of administration).
LAST month, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration issued a far-reaching set of regulations aimed at preventing workplace injuries caused by repetitive motions.
Using an untested legislative weapon, Senate Republicans plan next week to try to repeal a far-reaching set of rules on workplace injuries that have been fiercely opposed by business groups.
[C3.] Worker-Safety Rules Face Challenge Senate Republicans plan next week to repeal a far-reaching set of rules on workplace injuries that have been fiercely opposed by the business community, a Republican Senate leadership aide said.
A10 NATIONAL A7-11 RepublicanSeekek to Void Worker Injury Regulations Senate Republicans plan to repeal a far-reaching set of rules on workplace injuries that are strongly opposed by businesses, a Republican leadership aide said.
We can beat that with people power, but to do that we need strong and lasting relationships between a far-reaching set of groups.
"Its recommendations are far reaching and set out a roadmap of reform.
A little known but far reaching aspect of the Church's organizational structure requires every hospital, nursing home, assisted living center, etc., with a Catholic charter to abide by a set of rules called "Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Health Care Services".
Thats a far reach for a utility mired in nine decades of regulation.
