The phrase "a wide strata" is not correct in standard English usage.
The correct term would be "a wide range" or "a wide variety" when referring to different categories or types.
Example: "The conference attracted a wide range of participants from various industries."
Alternatives: "a broad spectrum" or "a diverse array".
On the one hand, wide strata of the population lived in the permanent state of slavery; on the other hand, on the basis of the prevailing usage of war, even the free population could face the danger of passing into possession of the victor as a slave in case of a conquest.
Although wide strata of the general population are exposed to low, background levels of toxic and carcinogenic inhalable compounds, industrial workers have been often exposed to significantly higher concentrations of potentially carcinogenic agents released from multiple sources (MacArthur et al. 2009).
I've always worked for audiences, and I'm trying now to connect to wider strata of audiences".
And I like to think that my arrival signified not just a sharp turn in my own development, but was part of the postwar shift in admissions that would leave the University more open to the world and to wider strata of students.
Recruitment area covers rural as well as urban regions, with a wide mix of socioeconomic strata.
However, our study did include patients from a wide range of socioeconomic strata.
Later excavations in 1976, at the nearby Baker Cave in Texas, revealed a large hearth in the Golondrina stratum containing a wide variety of small game and plant remains left by early hunter gathers.
Professional judgement was thus used to purposively select 21 villages in the agro-pastoral and seven in the pastoral stratum while ensuring a wide spatial and geographical spread over the study area.
There was a wide range of BMI scores within each stratum of physical activity, indicating there was a necessary amount variation in BMI needed to further examine whether physical activity modifies the association between BMI and kOA.
Together, these studies provide a unique opportunity to assess the effects of environmental toxicants on children's health and development across a wide range of exposure levels, ethnicities and socioeconomic strata.
