The phrase "a wide list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a list that includes a large variety or a broad range of items or options.
Example: "The survey provided a wide list of topics for participants to choose from."
Alternatives: "a broad list" or "an extensive list".
Wife Alison, a master of wine, has built a wide list sourced from six suppliers.
Since then he has built up a wide list of editorial, commercial and NGO clients, shooting location portraits and reportage as well as more produced commissions.
Ms. Goodall wrote: "'Bartram's Boxes,' as they came to be known, were regularly sent to Peter Collinson for distribution to a wide list of European clients".
While Tesla recognized a wide list of applications for his remote-controlled robots, including transporting objects to distant locations and establishing communication with and exploring "inaccessible regions," he presciently, albeit optimistically, zeroed in on the military potential of his invention.
An entry on Wikipedia reads: "Bartram's Boxes as they they became known, were regularly sent to Peter Collinson every fall for distribution in England to a wide list of clients".
Husain et al. [12] in their paper provide a wide list of contemporary and recently developed visualization platforms.
Mr. Shipley's name was one among a wider list of candidates, including Ralph S. Larsen, a former chief executive of Johnson & Johnson and a one-time director of the exchange.
Adding Gameplay into location provides a safe mindset to share your location freely to a wider list of people because they are part of the same game.
The U.S. entertainment assets of Vivendi Universal are attracting interest from a wider list of firms, including Liberty Media, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and GE's NBC division, the Wall Street Journal Europe reported on Monday.
There is a problem for the companies doling out the gift cards, however: browsing a wider list of gift card options, and then selecting the ones that you might want to use in a campaign or service, and then actually having all that work automatically in the campaigns to award those cards, is not that straightforward.
A wider list of codes for anti-infective medicines was also assembled comprising the entirety of chapter 5 of the BNF, excluding section 5.4.1 'Antimalarials'.
