The phrase "a wider model" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a model that encompasses a broader range of factors, variables, or perspectives than a previous or narrower model.
Example: "In our research, we decided to implement a wider model to better capture the complexities of the data."
Alternatives: "a broader model" or "an expanded model".
The model is expanded with a wider model structure by testing formulated hypothesis about the process.
In other words, cultural (a preferable term to civilisational) aspects shape societies' worldviews, but culture is not an impermeable barrier to a wider model of order that can bring different regimes together.
In explaining the results, the levels of processing principle is bound to a wider model of perception, attention, and memory in web interaction.
Now the truncated keyboard has finally given way to a wider model with a numeric keypad and dedicated keys to control the audio volume though it still looks better than it feels.
Particularly now that they have created such a wide model range that they can offer cars from $20,000 to $120,000, Mercedes and BMW aren't as exclusive as they used to be.
In other words, for a low learning rate, MoG produces a wide model that has difficulty in detecting a sudden change to the background (so, it is prone to the light switch problem, global and local).
However, besides delay and impulsive effects, singular perturbation likewise exists in a wide models for physiological processes or diseases [10].
But technology moves fast, and a lighter, wider model that can be used with any eyewear will launch next year.
Compared to the existing iPhone X icons, the new representation shows a taller and wider model while still carrying the same notch for Face ID.
The VOD strategy also allows the film to find an audience it wouldn't necessarily locate through the normal route of "in select theaters" or even a wider distribution model.
Taking a wider view, model validation is a type of replication of a research result.
