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The phrase "a wide spread knowledge" is not correct.
It should be "a widespread knowledge." You can use it when referring to knowledge that is broadly shared or commonly known among a large group of people.
Example: "The internet has contributed to a widespread knowledge of various cultures and practices."
Alternatives: "extensive knowledge" or "broad knowledge."
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The aim was to determine the extent to which a more wide-spread knowledge of post-structuralist principals such as the constantly fluctuating nature of "context" can help aid the liberation of suppressed or marginalised individuals or groups.
A wide spread of investments is again seen as attractive.
It's a wide spread," he explained.
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This was to enable a wide spread of focus groups over the sampled villages.
β2-ADR shows a wide spread distribution pattern.
The ST segment and T wave duration demonstrated a wide spread without a clear trend.
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