The phrase "a wider message" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a broader or more inclusive meaning or theme that extends beyond the immediate context.
Example: "The film may seem simple at first glance, but it conveys a wider message about the importance of community and support."
Alternatives: "a broader message" or "a more extensive message".
But he's also sending a wider message.
But perhaps a wider message is intended.
But there is also a wider message that ought to be rejected.
And if there is a wider message for the labour market – that there is a lot of talent available in people beyond normal retirement age and we need to deploy that talent – well, that is a useful message, too.
If Haifa Street is brought under control, it will be a major step toward restoring order in this city of five million, and will send a wider message: that the insurgents can be matched, and beaten back.
Haslam's tweet was a reference to Joy Division's Love Will Tear Us Apart, but it had a wider message: attacks such as these won't divide a city that has always embraced – especially through music – the ideal of unity.
Trump admitted he didn't mean it when he first pledged to stop Carrier moving jobs; he claimed that Carrier was initially only a "euphemism" for his wider message.
With a traditional outbound marketing initiative like television commercials, businesses are initiating the conversation and sending out a broad message to a wide audience.
By pairing her with dour Danish counterpart Martin, The Bridge has used a touching and empathetic relationship to ground its relentless campaigns of mass murder – even though they are Scandinavian mass murders, so they have a wider social message of responsibility and caring about one's fellow man/animal.
"There is a real danger in justifying the joint enterprise doctrine on the basis that it sends a signal or delivers a wider social message, rather than on the basis that it is necessary to ensure people are found guilty of offences in accordance with the law as it stands".
A wider potential message exists as a result of understanding the way in which facilitators work with practices using the Maturity Matrix.
