The phrase "a wider model of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a broader or more comprehensive framework or approach to a particular subject or concept.
Example: "In order to address the complex issues at hand, we need to adopt a wider model of understanding that incorporates various perspectives."
Alternatives: "a broader framework of" or "a more expansive view of".
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.
At the concert hall, audiences could hear Paul Robeson, Will Fyffe and the London Philharmonic conducted by Sir Thomas Beecham; elsewhere 25,000 gallons of water per minute tumbled over a 100ft-wide model of the Victoria Falls, while in the British pavilion visitors could ring instructions to the engine room from a life-size ship's bridge.
We address these questions with a system-wide model of E. coli proteostasis.
These results are consistent with a hemifield-wide model of exogenous spatial cueing.
In this study we have combined bioinformatic approaches to construct and validate a genome-wide model of metabolism of Campylobacter jejuni, the first such model of this important food-borne pathogen.
For the 2012 BET Awards, Goodnight had to construct a 30-foot-wide model of a white Lamborghini, which singer Kanye West used as a musical prop.
We used a recent genome-wide model of E. coli gene transcription in response to selected external signals to predict changes in cell growth after genome modification [ 17].
Examining the links between empathy and agreeableness should therefore, be set within a wider conceptual model of empathy.
To investigate how accessibility affects trade, we provide a European-wide model application of a truck toll scenario.
To model this competition, a wide array of model structures have been used, each reflecting distinct biological mechanisms of competition, but model structure is rarely justified.
