The phrase "a much wider view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing perspectives, insights, or understandings that are broader or more comprehensive than a previous viewpoint.
Example: "After considering the various factors involved, I realized that I now have a much wider view of the situation."
Alternatives: "a broader perspective" or "a more expansive outlook".
We need to take a much wider view.
Kepler, designed to study far-off stars, paved the way for TESS, a mission with a much wider view, to scan the nearest stars to Earth.
The proliferation of different forms of record eventually led to a much wider view of information storage and retrieval methods, often requiring the intervention of subject specialists who understood the work of their specialist colleagues.
We take a much wider view than most boat brands.
The advantage is that the data used for assessment may cover many more situations and have a wider time-window of observations; this approach can have a much wider view on the cloud service (or its provider) than a single user does.
Thanks to technology, dancers today have a much wider view of the dance world than when I first moved to New York.
It also became clear during the demonstration of the new QLED 4K flagship's black level abilities that the latest screen seems to be delivering on a key undelivered promise of 2017's QLED models by supporting a much wider viewing angle than you usually get with LCD TVs.
With this much wider view of the barrier function for proteins, it is necessary to extend our view from the blood-derived proteins to all proteins in CSF.
Although this is a much wider local view than previous systems, it is nevertheless not a global overview.
The petitioners, which include General Motors and Mercedes-Benz, argue that drivers with convex mirrors on both sides will have a much wider field of view.
To get a much wider, more detailed view of the herring populations, Makris and Ratilal deployed 160 hydrophones during their 2006 cruise, towing the array, like a "big acoustic antenna," in and around Georges Bank.
