The phrase "a wide part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a section or area that has a significant width, often in contexts related to physical objects, spaces, or abstract concepts.
Example: "The river has a wide part where boats can easily pass through without any obstacles."
Alternatives: "a broad section" or "a spacious area".
After about two hours, we stopped at a wide part of the trail that Karma deemed befitting for lunch.
The airliner taxied briefly and parked on a wide part of the shoulder, where a bus was waiting to take the medical personnel to Tripoli's hospitals.
Representative Rick Boucher, a Democrat who has represented a wide part of southwestern Virginia for 28 years, has often encountered fierce criticism during his sessions with voters.
Getting it plowed cost more than I could afford, so my wife and I began parking our cars at a wide part of the road about a quarter mile downhill.
Water samples collected last week showed the highest levels of the organism since 1974, when a red tide bloom killed marine life in a wide part of the bay.
Flooding from heavy rains is causing problems over a wide part of Alaska, from Talkeetna, near the base of Mount McKinley, to the port town of Seward, about 150 miles to the south.
During the campaign, he promised to raise Taiwan's annual economic growth rate to 6percentt and ensure that a wider part of society benefited from growth.
The reason to make them a wider part of care is that millions of people are alive or better off today because of them: clinical trials work.
That special coverage would continue until the legislation's engine kicks into a higher gear in 2014, when coverage would be extended to a wider part of the population through Medicaid and new state-run insurance exchanges.
Wildlife bands usually dangle around birds' ankles, but somehow this band, placed by a researcher, had been forced higher, to a wider part of Violet's leg; it must be removed to allow blood to flow properly.
When a pore consists of a narrow part followed by a wider part, the driving force of water at the wide part is relatively weak because of low capillary pressure, while flow resistance in the narrow part is high.
