The phrase "across the width and breadth of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to convey the idea of something being present or occurring throughout an entire area or range.
Example: "The festival attracted visitors from across the width and breadth of the country, showcasing diverse cultures and traditions."
Alternatives: "throughout the entire area" or "across the whole expanse".
Revered across the width and breadth of Brazil, Aparecida's appeal has transcended the church's legions of faithful in the world's biggest Catholic country.
As a Special Assistant to former Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell I became all too familiar with the seriously negative implications fracking has had on individuals and communities across the width and breadth of the Commonwealth, where under our watch the state engaged in fracking frenzy.
Her deep voice can change from a comforting murmur into a boom that can be heard across the width and breadth of a village – a useful quality in Ms. Etowa's work.
He has travelled across the breadth and width of the nation and to its many borders to meet all sorts of people and to hear their stories.
"We're seeing the width and breadth of human behavior," said Kirk Henckels, a director of Stribling Associates.
And it isn't, judging by your efforts: you've done justice to the width and breadth of everything a pie can be.
When they have come to my attention, or to the attention of the board, or those in authority, we try to rectify, but this clearly doesn't show the width and breadth of the organization".
He noted that Mr. DiNapoli's ability to raise nearly as much money as Mr. Suozzi did in about half the time "showed the width and breadth of his support".
Montevideo has ordered 100,000 laptops for its schoolchildren, who will benefit from the width and breadth of knowledge that the Internet has to offer.
Many of the images come complete with descriptions of how the devices operate, along with several angles that capture the width and breadth of the ideas.
In 5,000 years, if future civilisations knew nothing of the width and breadth of modern human emotion but his work, we'd be lucky.
