The phrase "a significantly wide" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that has a considerable width or extent, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The river was a significantly wide barrier that separated the two towns."
Alternatives: "considerably broad" or "substantially wide".
The usage of these two different electrolytes, in their respective ionic conduction domains, allowed emf measurements in the Ag-Sb system over a significantly wide temperature range.
Although a frequency reuse scheme can be employed in the deployment, we must allocate a significantly wide frequency band to the WRNS, which is extremely costly.
Moore was able to win by a significantly wide 72percentto26percentcent margin among white men – though it was less than Mitt Romney's 84percentto15percentcent margin in the state in 2012.
My choice of field in physics partially reflects my belief in quantum computing to, at some point, achieve significant gains over classical computing in a significantly wide variety of problems.
With much greater energy efficiency, a significantly wider palette of more intense colors and a lot of panache.
Word of the cuts came two days after American reported a $214 million third-quarter loss, and said that it expected a "significantly wider" fourth-quarter loss.
He's acutely aware of pop and rock history – and mythology – and has a significantly wider frame of musical reference than his detractors would credit him with.
The model has a significantly wider range of application than previous models and thus facilitates the optimization of extractant concentration.
With help from the Internet, sellers could reach a significantly wider base of clients, raising profits for 10 million small companies that still serve as the main employers and drivers of growth throughout the region.
According to Germany's Federal Statistical Office, average hourly wages for women in Germany are 23.2 percent lower than for men, a significantly wider gap than the European Union average of 18 percent.
The ability to vary section lengths would allow continuum robots to assume a significantly wider range of configurations than in existing designs, expanding their potential range of applications.
