The phrase "a wide sheet" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sheet of paper or material that has a large width, often in contexts related to printing, art, or documentation.
Example: "The artist used a wide sheet of canvas to create her latest masterpiece."
Alternatives: "a broad sheet" or "a large sheet".
Start by drawing the curve of the arch on a wide sheet of three-quarter-inch thick plywood.
On them, he lives in perpetuity alongside a wide sheet of international ice, its surface white, its lines and circles red and blue.
Mr. Shi then clipped a wide sheet of silver gelatin paper to a board, which in the dark looked like a home movie screen playing nothing but an upside-down image of the Hollywood sign.
In 1960 he floated six of its heart-shaped leaves along a diagonal; the following year he scattered them more profusely across a wide sheet of paper, in the manner of Japanese screen painters.
The proximal cross-stratified deposits outcrop as a wide sheet on the overbanks of smoothly incised valleys on the steep (up to 25°) upper slope of the volcano.
They typically have the blade on the left side of the machine, to make watching the blade path easier when cutting parallel to the edge of a wide sheet of plywood.
If you have a 13" wide sheet of canvas, you'll need two strips of paper.
Considering field-application and formability of the sheet metal around the existing column without specialized equipment in the field, a 1220 mm wide sheet with a thickness of 1.27 mm was calculated.
Nothing more than bonito flakes, a few wide sheets of konbu (dried kelp) and water, number-two dashi is broth infused with the sea, and it is indispensable in the Japanese kitchen.
Shearing of wide sheet strips generally uses a rake angle, either by rotation of one tool around the x-axis or by a v-shaped tool as the bottom tool in Fig. 1.
Samples with dimensions of 140×150 mm (140 mm perpendicular to the rolling direction) were laser cut from a 1250 mm (perpendicular to the rolling direction) wide sheet.
