The phrase "a wide introduction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broad or extensive overview of a topic or subject matter.
Example: "The book begins with a wide introduction that covers the historical context of the events discussed."
Alternatives: "a broad introduction" or "an extensive introduction".
From a training perspective, one could also follow another strategy and try to shorten the learning process, for instance, by a wider introduction of 3-D LSC [42].
The wide introduction of body cameras was a main element of Emanuel's proposal to reform the department, and a key question remained after the release of the video: Why wasn't the camera attached to the officer who shot at O'Neal in the yard operating during the shooting, when it was somehow activated afterward?
The wide introduction of anti-VEGF therapy has led to an overwhelming improvement in the prognosis of patients affected by neovascular AMD, allowing recovery and maintenance of visual function in the vast majority of patients.
The wide introduction of molecular analyses allowed the comprehension that BC is not a single entity but should be divided into, at least, 4 major subtypes: Luminal A, Luminal B, HER2 positive and triple negative/basal-like.
One of the most interesting trends in satellite production in the next few years is likely to be the wide introduction of electric propulsion (EP).
The full report is embedded below, but some sections of note include a section where NHTSA notes that crash rates involving Tesla cars have dropped by almost 40percentt since the wide introduction of Autopilot.
Wide introduction of RAS is mainly limited by the high acquisition and maintenance cost (usually around 10%% of the purchase cost per year) and the repetitive costs of the consumables [1].
Even after the wide introduction of vaccine for some of those viruses (eg: mumps), viral meningitis still is a major public health issue in several developing and developed countries.
