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The phrase "a wide effort to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a broad or extensive initiative aimed at achieving a specific goal or outcome.
Example: "The organization launched a wide effort to improve community health and wellness through various programs and outreach activities."
Alternatives: "a broad initiative to" or "an extensive campaign to".
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That's now prompting a wide effort to store and access data at central locations, often commercial ones.
This has led to a wide effort to facilitate practice-relevant research and research-informed practice decisions.
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The deal, however, is part of a wider effort to increase trade between the countries.
The move is part of a wider effort to curb a culture of violence in the war-torn country.
At the signing, Brown said the plan was part of a wider effort to prepare California for an "uncertain future".
The Department of Education said it would review admissions rules as part of a wider effort to overhaul high schools.
He and Martin Evans, of Georgetown University, are part of a wider effort to model the currency market from "the trenches"††.
The technology is part of a wider effort to produce large-area electronics using inexpensive manufacturing processes.
Cancer avatars are part of a wider effort to carry out experiments on people's tumors outside their bodies.
TAILORx is part of a wider effort to fine-tune treatments and spare patients from harsh side effects whenever possible.
They say the campaign is also part of a wider effort to silence critics of Washington's policy on Israel and the Middle East.
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