The phrase "a wider statement of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer to a broader or more comprehensive expression of an idea or concept.
Example: "The report provides a wider statement of the issues at hand, encompassing various perspectives and solutions."
Alternatives: "a broader expression of" or "a more comprehensive declaration of".
The Church's position on female ordination has been seen as both a religious matter and a wider statement on the rights of women in society.
But the wider statement of intent is clear.
Leonardo's signing of the Argentinian international midfielder Javier Pastore from Palermo for €45m, shattering French football's record transfer fee, has been seen as a Europe-wide statement of intent, similar to Sheikh Mansour's immediate £32m signing of Robinho when he bought City in 2008.
In a conversation with TechCrunch, an FBI spokesperson indicated that some of this week's controversy may have resulted from a lack of a wide statement about the portal's mission, noting that changes between the beta and launch versions of the eFOIPA portal are not a response to the criticism of the new system within the last week.
In a conversation with TechCrunch, an FBI spokesperson indicated that some of this week's controversy may have resulted from a lack of a wide statement about the portal's mission, noting that changes between the beta and launch versions of the eFOIPA portal are not a response to the criticism of the new system within the last week.
The only three teams that reportedly broke rank in their participation with the MLB-wide statement of support for Spirit Day were the Washington Nationals, Cincinnati Reds and Colorado Rockies, according to Yahoo Sports' Mike Oz.
Thanks to the parameters control obtainable by DH features the observer has a wide-ranging statement of cell structure even when it is moving.
The Iraqi claim was part of a wider pattern of statements that conflicted starkly with American and British accounts of how the war was going.
Verizon, based in New York, made the announcement on Saturday in a wide-ranging statement on the anniversary of its formation by the merger of Bell Atlantic and GTE on June 30, 2000.
In a wide-ranging statement, Osborne announced a blizzard of policies, including fresh tax cuts for companies; a four-year freeze on public-sector pay and a surprise tax raid on buy-to-let landlords.
