The phrase "a wide readership for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the audience or popularity of a publication, article, or book.
Example: "The author hopes to achieve a wide readership for her latest novel, which tackles important social issues."
Alternatives: "a large audience for" or "broad appeal to".
QUESTION FROM GUEST: How does the Israeli literary scene compare to that in the U.S.? Is there a wide readership for serious fiction of Grossman's kind?
"For posterity, I felt it needed to be done this way".It is hard to imagine a wide readership for a nearly 1,000-page 1,000-page tomeBeabout' pre-fame sthevings.
The special issue on Orchid Conservation by Botanical Studies is a suitable place for it to be published because the journal has a wide readership for those interested in orchids and their conservation.
The inaugural prize in 2005 was won by Albanian writer Ismail Kadaré, who went on to gain a wider readership for his works.
This information is for family carers and patients and also a wider readership of doctors and other professionals from all specialties who encounter relatives and patients with these difficulties and who help them to make such decisions.
Turing's 1950 paper was intended for a wide readership, and its fresh and direct approach has made it one of the most frequently cited and republished papers in modern philosophical literature.
The books are aimed at a wide readership, and one of the motives for writing them was to give his local readers a sense of pride in their surroundings, though he also had in mind the outsiders who would discover that the region's past was not backward, obscure, dull or ugly.
We believe this strategy will help us to reach a wide readership and recognizes that some functions remain for printed material when there is a clear and environmentally justifiable need, such as increasing our visibility to relevant audiences at academic conferences.
Writing in a chatty style that was praised for its accessibility to a wide readership -- his work won a National Book Award -- Professor Nozick took off after the liberal orthodoxy that had created and nourished the modern welfare state.
From consulting with clients via AuthorBuzz, she knows how difficult it is for most writers to attract a wide readership.
