The phrase "a widened" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has been made larger or more extensive, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The road has undergone construction, resulting in a widened path for vehicles and pedestrians."
Alternatives: "an expanded" or "a broadened".
Russia is pushing for a widened Eurasian customs union, which Ukraine is resisting.
Francois Hollande has been pushing for a widened international coalition against Isis and was meeting Vladimir Putin in Moscow today.
All of this guarantees that a widened channel would not be completed for at least a decade.
The various communities north of London will also get improved roads - a widened M1 has been recommended to serve Luton and Milton Keynes, while Stansted-Cambridge could get a widened M11 and an upgraded A14 East-West dual carriageway.
"The galloping increase in world business demands another canal in addition to a widened Panama Canal," Mr. Bolaños said.
Mrs. Eberle is also in charge of the dormitories, so she had a widened perspective on the transformation.
Outside the town, Brazil's Odebrecht is building a deepwater port and a container terminal for the giant ships that will soon traverse a widened Panama Canal.
The Dart succeeds because it starts with a widened and lengthened Giulietta platform, and adds a body so voluptuous even an Italian might blush.
The travelers duck through a widened slit in a chain-link fence, a makeshift portal to a makeshift train ride above the ruins of the Rockaways.
By a decaying stump he saw the puff adder, though it was almost indistinguishable from the flakes of old bark, thickened inside a widened cleft of the wood.
He encouraged a widened stock ownership base in the belief that, as more people bought the company's stock, more would buy its products.
