The phrase "a wide process of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a process that is extensive or comprehensive in nature.
Example: "The organization is implementing a wide process of evaluation to assess the effectiveness of its programs."
Alternatives: "an extensive process of" or "a broad process of".
Art here is part of a wider process of urban renewal, helping to transform the once derelict riverfront area into attractive public parkland.
The same aspect of a patronising elite emerged in Professor Mike Kenny's analysis in which anxiety about multiculturalism had emerged in the context of a wider process of working-class dispossession.
Disputing suggestions that there had been major frictions over recent British moves in Iraq, General Petraeus presented them not as a breach of the alliance but as part of a wider process of transferring security responsibilities to Iraqi forces.
She asked Cameron whether he had been asked to consider the questions of immunity from prosecution "if we are instead to take things forward by a wider process of reconciliation?".
The rise of Shaka's kingdom, which took place during a time of drought and social unrest, was itself part of a wider process of state formation in southeastern Africa, which probably resulted from intensified competition over trade at Delagoa Bay.
The result is that in Latin America's seven largest economies, foreign banks now control around 15% of total loans and 16% of total deposits.This invasion forms part of a wider process of consolidation and change.
The UK also strongly backed a WMD-free zone in the Middle East, and has committed to re-examining its nuclear declaratory policy – when we will use them – as part of a wider process of reducing the significance of nuclear weapons in military postures worldwide.
When he does get to lift a trophy again, it is unlikely to be because he's learned, via some instructive bolt of lightning, how to win finals; more that these flickering gains have been nourished into a wider process of refinement and team-building, confirmation of a genuinely compelling character at work.
They should be seen as part of a wider process of dealing with suppliers to gain competitive advantage.
