The phrase "any such widening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a specific type of expansion or increase that has been previously mentioned or is understood.
Example: "The report discusses the potential impacts of any such widening on local traffic patterns."
Alternatives: "any such expansion" or "any such increase".
Such widening exposure led to tours of Opry stars and in the 1940s to Opry films.
Still, other studies found no such widening gap [ 29, 30].
Many want sidewalks widened along critical stretches of Fifth and Lexington Avenues and in Times Square, where one such widening is planned.
The San Diego City Council voted against such widening of Carmel Valley Road on April 12, citing the environmental concerns.
Such widening was further illustrated by using probes that label the polster (future hatching gland; ctsl1b), neural plate boundary and placodal anlage (dlx3b), the notochord (ntl), and early somites (pcdh8/papc).
It teaches respect for authority and concern for others.For ordinary Chinese, such ideas must seem like an antidote to the downside of growth, such as widening regional disparities, wealth differentials, corruption and rising social tension.
It came at a time when the government was experimenting with other forms of liberalisation, such as widening the scope for private business and easing travel restrictions.
Such a widening gap in voting is likely to be reflected in government policy, the authors argue, with more focus on areas such as pensions rather than building affordable housing.
The institute hopes to encourage ministers to promote more walking and is calling for towns and cities to be made more pedestrian-friendly, implementing measures such as widening pavements and improving street lighting.
Not only are p/e ratios much lower than in previous bubbles, but economic and financial imbalances created by rising asset prices, such as widening external deficits, are also absent from many economies.
