The phrase "a wider sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the concept of distributing or making something more accessible to a larger audience or group.
Example: "The initiative aims to promote a wider sharing of resources among community members to enhance collaboration."
Alternatives: "broader distribution" or "greater dissemination".
He's also toying with the rightwing thinktank Policy Exchange's plan for a wider share giveaway.
The question assumes that the library will welcome immigrants by first speaking directly to them, but it will then go further, inducting visitors into a wider, shared world.
Introduced in 2000, the public transport network was intended to provide a wider access to urban opportunities to a wider share of the urban population.
The RIFC board intends to seek permission from shareholders at this year's annual meeting to allow it to raise further funds from a wider share issue.
The board intends to seek permission from shareholders at this year's annual meeting to allow them to raise further funds from a wider share issue.
With a wider share of information across Drama Units in Radio and on Television, the focus on being part of a bi-media environment is strong.
The system, called TransMilenio, started operations in 2000: after almost two decades of service, it is possible to critically reexamine the experience of Bogotá, and to assess its effectiveness in guarantying a wider access to urban opportunities to a wider share of its urban population.
Cisco's unified computing platform including the Nexus switch it released in February 2008 and combined system of servers, networking and storage it unveiled in March is likely to help the company gain a wider share of the shrinking enterprise networking market, Zabitsky argues.
In order to create a wider shared understanding of the attributes of youth friendly health services, the MOH developed a document titled the National Concept on Youth-Friendly HealtheSeRepublicn the Republic of Moldova [ 5].
