The phrase "and create a wider" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of expanding or broadening something, such as a perspective, audience, or impact.
Example: "Our goal is to enhance our outreach efforts and create a wider understanding of the issues at hand."
Alternatives: "and foster a broader" or "and develop a larger".
They must try to draw maximum value from the existing intelligence community, and create a wider picture of current threats from the mosaic of tactical intelligence.
The results of the Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) spectra also show that, due to microwave radiation, looser and more polar bonds crack and create a wider range of compounds.
In doing so, teachers will enable students to comprehend and create a wider variety of causal relationships.
He told BBC Sport: "During the last year we spent a lot of time working with our fan groups to develop our ticketing strategy and create a wider and broader range of prices.
In order to stabilize the economy, politicians should make substantial investments in infrastructure, energy, education and the social safety net, tax the rich, end the wars, and create a wider revenue base through job creation.
By being so, she could hedge against male infertility, up her odds of a healthy pregnancy and robust offspring, and create a wider network of support by lining up two or three males who figured the offspring might be theirs.
Some of Mr Corbyn's supporters argue the nature of his victory shows that he can ignore the mainstream media and create a wide grassroots political movement online.
We cover and create a wide range of information and commentary from top news stories to quirky internet culture.
Today her foundation challenges film and television creators to reduce gender stereotyping and create a wide variety of female characters for entertainment targeting young children.
Other schemes include opening up the Commons at weekends and creating a wider range of tours to suit different specialist interests.
Adjustments to the track in 2003 — lengthening the main straight and creating a wider first corner to facilitate overtaking — had little effect.
