The phrase "a larger widespread" is not correct in English as it combines two adjectives in a way that is not standard.
It is typically used when discussing the extent or reach of something, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "The issue has become a larger problem that is widespread across the community."
Alternatives: "a broader reach" or "a more extensive spread".
A large, widespread group, mostly 1 2 mm long; mostly parasitic on aphids, scale insects, whiteflies.
The exact causes for those jumps are unclear, but the most recent increase appears to coincide with a large, widespread bloom of tiny, ocean-dwelling plants called diatoms.
And then there's Messoline's "vortex garden" -- a large, widespread area where there are, according to various psychics, portals to another universe.
"soft vicariance", where a speciation involves fragmentation of a large widespread ancestral species range that was previously connected by long distance gene flow; and 2).
Under the one model (the "soft vicariance" model), speciations in peripheral archipelagoes result from a large widespread patchy ancestral species range connected by long distance gene flow that is eventually interrupted by oceanographic changes in temperature, sea level and/or currents [ 10- 12] which leads to peripheral isolation and endemism.
I began this essay with the discussion of Israel not to single it out, but to illustrate a larger, more widespread phenomenon.
These stops are part of a larger, more widespread problem — a racially discriminatory system of stop-and-frisk in the N.Y.P.D. The police use the excuse that they're fighting crime to continue the practice, but no one has ever actually proved that it reduces crime or makes the city safer.
Chapaev transposons represent a relatively new superfamily of DNA transposons, which were first identified in 2007 (Kapitonov and Jurka 2007) and recently affiliated to a larger "megafamily" widespread in eukaryotes dubbed CMC for Chapaev– Mirage– CACTA (Yuan and Wessler 2011).
Rather than viruses competing in small subpopulations of rabbits, our evidence supports the idea that RHDV is circulating through a very large, widespread rabbit meta-population and that transmission by vectors such as flies connects even spatially distant rabbit subpopulations.
