The phrase "a wide surface that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an area or object that has a broad or expansive surface, often in contexts related to design, architecture, or physical characteristics.
Example: "The table featured a wide surface that provided ample space for dining and entertaining guests."
Alternatives: "a broad area that" or "an expansive surface that".
Brown divides the wedding-cake class into three types: cascade, where water falls down a "vertical to nearly vertical" surface that has terraces; slide, where water falls down a "near vertical to less than vertical" wide surface that is smoother than a cascade; and chute, where the water is confined by rock as it falls down "a narrow slide or cataractlike feature".
It has been reported that a nanostructured surface favors osseointegration as it provides a wider surface area than the microstructured surface [ 15].
The resulting glass has a "diamond shape [that] creates a wider surface area at the midpoint of the glass, allowing a greater rate of alcohol's evaporation, intensifying the wine's fruit and floral aromas and silkiness as it enters the mouth," Maximilian Riedel says.
Ball's most recent stop in professional football came two years ago with the Erie Explosion of the Southern Indoor Football League, where he plied his trade at wide receiver on a concrete surface that was camouflaged by something that vaguely resembled miniature-golf turf.
A series of interconnected pipes, the casing is analogous to a telescope, with a wide end at the surface that narrows as each additional pipe goes through the bore, penetrating into the geology below.
KMOS will be bolted to the side of Antu, a telescope which has a primary collecting surface that is 8.2m wide and thus one of the best facilities of its kind in the world.
Scientists have also picked out a dark spot about 6 miles wide, on a surface that in all somewhere between Charon and Pluto in terms of brightness.
The sensor uses a plasmonic substrate with a gold surface that is perforated with nanometer-wide holes.
The roadway has an asphalt surface that is two lanes wide and varies in width from 21 feet to 22 feet.
