The phrase "a larger width" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing sizes or dimensions, particularly in contexts related to design, construction, or measurements.
Example: "The new design features a larger width to accommodate more users comfortably."
Alternatives: "an increased width" or "a greater width".
The specimens are processed to different widths by three independent machining techniques: (1) laser-cutting, (2) mechanical cutting, and (3) extensive grinding from a larger width.
Additional process damping causes a reduction in chatter amplitudes as well as the subcritical instability to occur at a larger width of cut.
A larger "slip" velocity of coolant occurs at a higher permeability, a smaller quadratic drag factor, or a larger width ratio of fin-to-pitch, which corresponds to a larger "slip" length.
When compared to the bulk thermochromic system, the dry pigment and dry ink layers on paper substrates exhibited a larger width of a hysteresis loop at the decolouration limit, mainly due to the decrease of the temperature at which the colouration starts on cooling.
The spectra of the type-2 irregularities have a larger width than the type 1, and smaller Doppler velocities than the ion-acoustic speed.
This is because if w2 is the minimum, constructing a burst with a larger width w1 will exceed the requested bandwidth, resulting in internal fragmentation.
The first mouse model to carry an NS-causing Shp2 mutation developed a 'triangular' facial appearance and a larger width-to-length ratio of the skull.
However, even in this case the separation occurs rather far away from the interaction point, leading to a large width of the synchrotron radiation fan generated by the deflection of the lower-energy electron or positron beam.
When the structure of the initial TB is incoherent, basal SFs are nucleated with one end being anchored at the moving TB. SFs subsequently grow along with the moving TB, resulting in SFs with a large width that may cross the whole twin.
In terms of accuracy, the major drawback of GEMMA happens when two (parallel) matches consistently compete along a large width (Fig. 22).
Then, numerous inclined cracks in the joint panel zone with a large width increased as the loading progressed, indicating shear failure of the joint panel zone.
