The phrase "addition to the wide" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks context to determine its intended use.
Example: "In addition to the wide range of options available, we also offer personalized services."
Alternatives: "in addition to the extensive" or "besides the broad".
In addition to the wide range of boats, the show features plenty of gear and accessories from which to choose, including an impressive array of new products.
The show's co-executive producer, BBC1 commissioning executive Mark Linsey, said: "This format is enjoyed by viewers all over Europe and we believe will be a great addition to the wide range of entertainment programmes already on BBC1".
In addition to the wide disparity between whites and blacks, there are smaller differences in the reactions of men and women, younger and older people and New York City residents and people who live outside the city.
In addition to the wide array of hospital devices, implantable devices such as pacemakers, insulin pumps and defibrillators can be remotely monitored through wireless networks, making them susceptible to hacking.
In addition to the wide zone of possible agreement regarding the distribution fee, the simulation includes a range of possible criteria for determining the fee as well as numerous possibilities for value-creating options.
In addition to the wide variety of public interest practice settings discussed above, there are a multitude of public interest jobs that do not necessarily require a law degree but in which lawyering skills prove advantageous.
This provided additional support and shared learning in addition to the wider clinical experience provided by access to additional patient records.
In addition to the wider campaign and social prompts via #mysidehustle, the Guardian and Squarespace will host a user generated contest to create additional buzz.
In addition to the wider range of application, the present method is more refined than that of Duduković and Lamba (1978, Chem. Engng Sci., 33, 303-314) in spite of their similarities in some aspects.
That's in addition to the wider push the company has also made to hold on to its own key talent and appoint a new raft of executives.
