The phrase "a wider package of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a broader or more comprehensive set of items, services, or concepts that are being discussed or proposed.
Example: "The government is considering a wider package of reforms to address the economic challenges facing the country."
Alternatives: "a broader set of" or "a more comprehensive bundle of".
Secondly, advocates might focus on presenting the policy as part of a wider package of alcohol policies.
They said the protection was part of a wider package of support to healthcare workers, including quicker access to mental health help, and physiotherapy.
They would also work as a wider package of initiatives; we also support measures like mentoring schemes and voluntary auditing by companies.
The plans will form part of a wider package of education reforms, including a bid to narrow the gap between universities and the schools system.
The G8 is hammering out a wider package of aid to north Africa as the centrepiece of its two-day deliberations.
It forms part of a wider package of reforms to tackle street prostitution, including prosecuting first-time kerb crawlers and implementing stronger police powers to close down brothels.
The announcements are part of a wide package of measures to tackle Britain's record on heart disease.
A spokeswoman for the Department for Communities and Local Government, said: "The government has introduced a wide package of reforms designed to boost housebuilding, including reform to the planning system".
SP guarantees access to a wide package of healthcare services provided by the federal government's MoH facilities, free of charge at the time of delivery and including all medicines prescribed by licensed physicians [ 8].
They are also part of a wider package that includes Football League clubs' share of £320m to be invested over the next four years in the new Elite Player Performance Plan to overhaul youth development and separate investments in Football League community schemes.
