The phrase "a substantially wider range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increase in variety or scope, often in contexts like research, product offerings, or options available.
Example: "The new software update provides users with a substantially wider range of features compared to the previous version."
Alternatives: "a significantly broader range" or "a considerably larger range".
Various models published from the late 1960s to 2004 are reviewed, and the pressure spectra calculated using these models are compared to measured data obtained at various flow conditions at a substantially wide range of Reynolds number and boundary layer thickness.
It is also important to note that many of the observed changes in blood cell densities may be missed on a CBC analysis of blood from individual PFAPA patients due to the substantially wide range of 'normal' blood cell concentrations for children.
With chicken included, a substantially wider (and unreasonable) range of the T e estimates (1,470 - 3,053 Mya) was produced, probably because of the major branch length differences (e.g., 36 RGC_CAs on the chicken branch compared to 18 RGC_CAs on the human branch) and the broad date range (310-370 Mya) for that led to over-dispersion (Additional file 1).
The gel electrolyte film shows excellent thermal stability and remains stable in the same gel phase over a substantially wide temperature range from 5to9090 °C.
It shows that with appropriate support and products, people can save and substantially improve their income levels, and access a wider range of banking products to meet their needs.
"It's a much wider range".
However, the paper employs a wider range of approaches to calculate the 'optimal' threshold and shows how calculated thresholds can vary quite substantially depending on the approach adopted.
The voxelwise linear coupling across the visual cortex strongly supports a homogeneous hemodynamic response in ER paradigms, though the BOLD response magnitude varies substantially over a wide range across the visual cortex.
