The phrase "a wider base for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for a broader foundation or support for an idea, project, or initiative.
Example: "The new policy aims to create a wider base for community engagement and participation."
Alternatives: "a broader foundation for" or "a larger support for".
Almost contemporaneously, a similar movement based in Toulouse arose and concentrated on problems of linguistic and orthographic standardization to provide a wider base for literary endeavour.
Nevertheless, ENRICH provided a wider base for recruitment to studies than has previously been the case.
The TIP provides a wider base for supporting the HTO wedge even without the use of locking screws, thus significantly enhancing construct stiffness and suppressing wedge fracture.
He got so many compliments on a walking stick he'd made for himself out of a discarded Christmas tree — a wide base for balance, a storage compartment and wood-burned designs — that he began accepting orders from friends and neighbors.
Exporters are in favour of the deal as it promises lower tariffs, less red tape and a wider base of consumers for their goods, but the negotiations have faced opposition in Europe, where consumers fear it would ride roughshod over the 28-nation bloc's labour market and environmental standards, and lead to more outsourcing and job losses.
That's fine for early adopters, but as clothing e-tailers mature, they are looking beyond early adopters to a wider base of would-be customers for their online stores, and those will need something more.
"This opens them up to a wider base of people accustomed to shopping for travel in a more traditional manner".
This whipped up public anti-Catholic frenzy and gave Shaftesbury a wide base of public support for excluding James, Duke of York from the throne.
In her announcement today, the president asked for a wide base of support in her attempts to address Indonesia's economic and social crises.
Zinply addresses this by using Eclair (2.1) as its baseline for development, ensuring a wide base of compatibility, and then enabling additional features (like hardware acceleration) only for newer devices.
Elsewhere, Sellami et al. (2008) have developed cone-shaped heap of 2-m high with a 3-m wide base for co-composting of exhausted olive cake, poultry manure and sesame bark.
