The phrase "allowing a wider range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the benefits of providing more options or flexibility in a particular context, such as in policies, designs, or choices.
Example: "The new policy is designed with inclusivity in mind, allowing a wider range of participants to engage in the program."
Alternatives: "enabling a broader spectrum" or "providing greater variety".
But the new California law goes further, allowing a wider range of nonphysician practitioners to perform surgical abortions.
But Japanese might also become less intimidating, allowing a wider range of people to enjoy the pleasures of reading and writing.
Significantly EBC can emulate the inverse of a transfer system which is not causally invertible, allowing a wider range of more complex transfer systems to be controlled.
The expansion of available in-situ sensors is allowing a wider range of water quality parameters to be monitored and at higher temporal resolution, meaning that the investigation of hydrochemical behaviours during storms is increasingly feasible.
In this work the tracer particles used are 400 μm in diameter, though as the tracer fabrication technology improves, the size of tracer available will continue to decrease, allowing a wider range of conditions and particle beds to be studied.
Moreover, the area of optimal response increases (see red area in Figure 2 right panel) allowing a wider range of useful Skp2 and p27 concentrations.
This authoring paradigm is highly flexible, allowing a wide range of applications.
The X-ray pinhole camera works in a coaxial geometry allowing a wide range of magnification values.
The structure is modelled using finite element analysis allowing a wide range of applications and boundary conditions.
The total available payload mass would be around 34 kg, allowing a wide range of measurement objectives to be addressed.
The developed algorithms based on low-level computations are designed to be implemented on a versatile analog architecture allowing a wide range of operators and compact processing steps.
