The phrase "a widely neglected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is largely overlooked or not given attention by a significant number of people.
Example: "The issue of climate change is a widely neglected topic in many political discussions."
Alternatives: "a largely overlooked" or "a frequently ignored".
Not spending enough time with your employees on career development - Employee development is a widely neglected function.
The small number of publications found for this review indicates that protected areas under climate change are still a widely neglected field of research in the modeling community.
The second is that there is a normalising influence of psychostimulant medication on immunological characteristics that points to a widely neglected locus of pharmacotherapeutic action, namely glial function.
However, symbionts of fungal species have long been a widely neglected area of research, although they have important implications for agriculture, biotechnology and food safety [ 13, 84- 86].
The differences between these measures constitute a still widely neglected but important subject for further study.
It occurs to me that the Obama administration has done a number of (widely neglected) things that scramble the conventional categories and that are good policy besides.
Consequently, this study points to a so far widely neglected source of disadvantage for students of lower socioeconomic background as well as for those of unspecific fields of study.
We emphasize that vague taxonomic (under-) descriptions and semantic tradition, with morphospecies concepts often only referring to a few specimens, have widely neglected aspects such as intraspecific shell variability.
Yet the actual performance impact of a bottleneck shift has been widely neglected.
An analysis of European legal instruments illustrates that, although most laws aimed at protecting targets which are inherent to fragmentation, like connectivity, ecosystem processes or integrity, roadless areas are widely neglected as a legal target.
Thus, we focus on health beliefs as defined in Andersen's model, 4 which have been widely neglected by scholars so far, as an important factor for different healthcare utilisation in different countries.
