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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a much wider work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a project, study, or piece of writing that encompasses a broader scope or range than something previously mentioned.
Example: "The research presented in this paper is part of a much wider work that aims to explore the implications of climate change on global agriculture."
Alternatives: "a significantly broader project" or "a considerably larger study".
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The first benefit of his elevation was that it gave him a much wider choice of work.
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The e-residency program is part of a much wider body of work the government is undertaking to make life easier for citizens.
Work-life balance is a much wider issue than work-family balance.
Training to reconnect This approach is part of a much wider strategy for working with children who have experienced ongoing and extreme stress – or 'profound stress'.
While insightful and wide ranging and while accessible to a much wider audience than the work of other idealists, such as Bradley and J.M.E.
You'll be working with a much wider range of people in the workplace: it may be that your work colleagues come from a wider range of social and geographic backgrounds.
In BGS GSI3D is part of a much wider set of systems and work processes that together make up the cyberinfrastructure of a modern geological survey.
It could also help advertisers reach a much wider audience without doing extra work.
This would give Facebook's hard work a much wider audience than if its homescreen was shackled to HTC.
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