The phrase "a wide population of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large and diverse group of people or organisms within a specific context, such as research, demographics, or social studies.
Example: "The study aimed to gather data from a wide population of participants to ensure the results were representative."
Alternatives: "a large demographic of" or "a broad range of".
Higher %LR is independently associated with lower AKI and lower mortality in a wide population of critically ill patients.
A wide population of F. oxysporum strains isolated from different hosts was screened against the mycoherbicide strain in order to identify specific fragments belonging to this strain.
Characteristic profile and normative data are shown depending upon age, gender and educational level both from FS (animals and fruits) and FF in a wide population of healthy subjects.
However, it is uncertain whether the two peaks in our samples imply the occurrence of two distinct phases such as authigenic illite and detrital mica, or artificial interpretation of a single phase with a wide population of coherent scattering domain sizes (Lanson 1997).
These findings urge us to define better the spectrum of prolonged fever in a wide population of critically ill patients.
To our knowledge, the present intervention is the first web-based study to deliver preconception recommendations to a wide population of women of childbearing age planning a pregnancy.
The American Heart Association has recently urged physicians to consider using ACE inhibitors to treat a wider population of heart attack survivors, diabetics and patients with other cardiovascular risk factors.
Rather than opting for ever higher thresholds to ration access, keeping people out of services, Sandwell has re-engineered its service to open access to a wider population of people with mild to moderate mental health problems.
However, further research is needed in order to be able to apply our conclusions to a wider population of ventilated critically ill patients.
To enact the change needed to restore inclusive prosperity to 20th century levels, the leaders of the software industry must invest in opening the field of software engineering to a wider population of workers.
