The phrase "a wide team of" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be interpreted as referring to a diverse or extensive team, but it is not commonly used in this way.
Example: "We have a wide team of experts working on this project, each bringing unique skills and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a diverse team of" or "a broad team of".
The series was created by co-star Nick Doody, who also co-writes the show with Matt Kirshen and a wider team of writers.
As chronic pain affects all aspects of daily living, there is a wider team of medical and non-medical specialists which is more flexible in structure and often provides support for the patient on an ad hoc basis.
"He's always been there for competitions, shouting orders at people, and he's always been part of the management of a wider team – and good management is really important".
Once again, these remarkable results were achieved by Burke's ability to assemble and inspire a company-wide team of dedicated and talented individuals to generate and carry out a plan.
With that in mind, a borough-wide team of plainclothes officers specially trained in investigating grand larcenies was dispatched to the 34th Precinct in early July, said Assistant Chief William T. Morris, who oversees the 12 precincts north of 59th Street.
"It is important not to see it as a one-person job: you are part of a wider team.
The main potential limitation of the study was that the researchers were part of a wider evaluation team of a high-profile national programme and, therefore, viewed as playing a role in decision-making about sustained national and local funding for anticipatory care and the Keep Well approach.
Product development, which involves a wide range of team members with broad expertise, has to be tightly controlled, with well-defined tasks and timetables.
"Outside the ground the Fanzone is milling with fans of all ages wearing a wide variety of team colours.
In primary care there are a wide range of team members who may have their own goals and priorities.
