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The phrase "allows a wider area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or capability of something to encompass or cover a larger space or region.
Example: "The new design allows a wider area for the installation of solar panels, maximizing energy capture."
Alternatives: "enables a larger area" or "permits a broader area".
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If you are in a league that allows head first slides it's more advantageous and allows a wider area to slide.
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Secondly, viral particles can spread more easily when delivered via the intravitreal route allowing a wider area of retinal transduction.
This prevents load swings during extreme conditions from being misinterpreted as faults and helps prevent the maloperation of backup relays from allowing a wide area disturbance to spread through the system.
This restriction allows a wider search space.
These modifications are shown to improve the solver speed, the results quality, and allow for a wider areas of application.
And they will allow this access over a wider area than Wi- Fi, a competing form of fast wireless access, can cover.
This allows a wide range of real-time applications.
DNA microarray technology allows a wide survey of gene expression.
The choke affects the spread of the shot pellets when each shell is fired, meaning that some chokes can allow you to keep a tighter and correspondingly more powerful configuration of shot, while others will allow it to spread out to a wider area, meaning you'll be more likely to hit your target.
Such lines could also help reduce bottlenecks in the grid and allow electricity to be traded over a wider area without any need to build new lines.
Foreign policy changes are likely to encompass a wider area.
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