The phrase "a far wider problem" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an issue that is broader or more extensive than initially perceived.
Example: "While we thought the issue was localized, it turns out to be a far wider problem affecting multiple communities."
Alternatives: "a much larger issue" or "a significantly broader concern".
And Fallujah is symbolic of a far wider problem.
But starting from this narrow remit, the committee also stumbled – with palpable amazement – into a far wider problem.
Meenakshi Ganguly, south Asia director of Human Rights Watch, said that bringing in laws was just one step towards tackling a far wider problem.
The plight of women in this country is part of a far wider problem across Europe, with millions of women attacked each year – often beaten, shot, stabbed, strangled or raped.
And you can see that this is a far wider problem even simply from yesterday's media coverage, with all its pictures of Charlotte Jackson, the "glamorous sports presenter at the centre of the sacking", in a bikini.
A far wider problem is inefficiency in the manufacturing process.In this section A dedicated enemy of fashion Bitter times for a sweet town Welcome to the cheap seats Trouble in the making In need of shock therapy Puffing away Logan's run ReprintsAlthough early research and development (R&D) is usually seen as the hard part of producing a drug, manufacturing is not easy either.
I would never in a million years want that to happen.'" While he was, she said, a loving father, McCarthy said his attitude is reminiscent of the far wider problem of gender inequality in Hollywood.
However, it is now clear that there were far wider problems and that Mousa's death came as a result of a complete failure by government, the MoD, and the Army to prevent torture".
They're symptoms of far wider problems, namely, excessive and uncontrolled credit growth that far outpaced economic growth rates and reckless lending and trading by financial institutions with huge appetites for risk rather than prudence.
It is in this context that the method is described, although it is applicable to a far wider class of problems in heat conduction, electrostatics, and potential theory.
Our focus on 'lay health workers' and 'peer support workers' and vascular disease and related disorders was novel, as other published reviews on this subject have focused on the assessment of healthcare based professional support and have been disease specific [ 14], or reported the effects of peer delivered telephone support, on a far wider range of disorders and health problems [ 13].
