The phrase "address a wide" is not complete and lacks context, making it unclear in written English.
It could be used in contexts where you want to discuss addressing a wide range of topics, issues, or audiences, but it needs to be part of a fuller expression.
Example: "The conference aims to address a wide variety of environmental challenges facing our planet."
Alternatives: "cover a broad" or "tackle a wide range".
Individual chapters address a wide range of issues from regulation to partnerships in international development.
So new approaches beyond vaccines are needed that can address a wide range of possible agents.
Fed officials appear to be using the stress tests to address a wide range of concerns.
Though they are still commonly known as war blogs, these sites now address a wide range of news and political topics, usually from right of center.
Three newish choreographers, all of whom have presented works at the always provocative Construction Company studio, will offer new dances that address a wide range of themes.
While being careful not to step on any criminal investigations, Congress must address a wide array of serious issues raised by the company's unexpected implosion.
These techniques have the potential to address a wide range of agricultural, health, and environmental issues in African countries, leading to increased productivity and therefore contributing to increased food security.
"Our policy criteria for assessing applications can address a wide range of individual circumstances and will take into account the potential impact on consumers of an applicant stopping trading".
These treatments address a wide range of disciplines from musculoskeletal applications to tissue regeneration.
ANNs [13] are commonly used to address a wide range of pattern recognition problems [14] including classification, clustering, and regression.
The US Mars Atmospheric Volatile Escape Mission MAVENN) has 9 instruments on board all designed to address a wide range of aeronomy related issues.
