The phrase "allow a wider breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expansion of options, perspectives, or opportunities in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy will allow a wider breadth of choices for students when selecting their courses."
Alternatives: "permit a broader range" or "enable greater diversity".
These findings provide a wider breadth of the type of injuries sustained by men's lacrosse athletes and managed by ATs.
These new possibilities for learning and development for businesses small and large not only increase the effectiveness of training material, but also allow companies to employ a wider breadth of workers with different needs and learning styles.
Students from across Yale are invited to participate, allowing for a wide breadth of knowledge and experience within the teams.
Therein lies Pandora's value proposition: Allowing listeners to personalize their radio experience, as well as exposing listeners to a wider breadth of artists, songs — and, in turn, giving artists a far longer reach than ever before.
"With millions of monthly users, and more than 50percentt of those outside the US, there is a great opportunity in partnering with Naspers to expand our business to deliver a wider breadth of courses in more languages and new geographies to create an education that allows anyone to access economic opportunity".
From sports and touring, to prototype and formula cars, Forza 5 introduces a wider breadth to its disciplines.
Suggestions put forth must be considered in conjunction with a wider breadth of information on prospective employees, and not in isolation (Cleary 2012).
In the latter piece, Norah displayed a wider breadth of her pianism--not Keith Jarrett brilliance, yet still more stated than understated in her early career.
We have shown a wider breadth of HIV-1-specific CD8+ T-cell responses in LTNPs and next investigated whether this was matched by a different frequency of epitope-targeting.
This restriction allows a wider search space.
