The phrase "a wider list" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an expanded or more comprehensive collection of items or options.
Example: "To ensure we cover all possibilities, we should create a wider list of potential candidates for the position."
Alternatives: "a broader list" or "an expanded list".
Mr. Shipley's name was one among a wider list of candidates, including Ralph S. Larsen, a former chief executive of Johnson & Johnson and a one-time director of the exchange.
With luck and common sense, this could be ready in time for Philip Hammond to give the go-ahead for this first tidal lagoon in his first autumn statement, opening the way to a wider list of private investment and jobs along a supply chain in waiting.
Adding Gameplay into location provides a safe mindset to share your location freely to a wider list of people because they are part of the same game.
The U.S. entertainment assets of Vivendi Universal are attracting interest from a wider list of firms, including Liberty Media, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, and GE's NBC division, the Wall Street Journal Europe reported on Monday.
There is a problem for the companies doling out the gift cards, however: browsing a wider list of gift card options, and then selecting the ones that you might want to use in a campaign or service, and then actually having all that work automatically in the campaigns to award those cards, is not that straightforward.
A wider list of codes for anti-infective medicines was also assembled comprising the entirety of chapter 5 of the BNF, excluding section 5.4.1 'Antimalarials'.
Wife Alison, a master of wine, has built a wide list sourced from six suppliers.
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Since then he has built up a wide list of editorial, commercial and NGO clients, shooting location portraits and reportage as well as more produced commissions.
Ms. Goodall wrote: "'Bartram's Boxes,' as they came to be known, were regularly sent to Peter Collinson for distribution to a wide list of European clients".
I enthusiastically returned to Clive with a wide list of works I wanted to include; he then persuaded a remarkable list of conductors to take part in this venture: Colin Davis, Pierre Boulez, Kent Nagano, David Zinman and Antonio Pappano.
