The phrase "applied in a widespread" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used when discussing the application of a concept, method, or practice that is prevalent or common in various contexts.
Example: "The new technology has been applied in a widespread manner across multiple industries."
Alternatives: "implemented broadly" or "utilized extensively."
Despite these progresses, several important challenges remain before gene silencing oligonucleotides can be applied in a widespread manner in the therapeutic setting.
Additionally, mobilization of all resources - capital, equipment, and personnel - will need to be scaled up throughout the progression of implementation until it is clear whether or not the technology can, and will, be applied in a widespread manner.
Before CTC screening can be applied in a widespread fashion, large numbers of radiologists (and likely non-radiologist physicians and a variety of physician extenders) need to be trained and possibly certified, a process now beginning to take place in many parts of the world.
However, widespread inconsistency, particularly within a single REC, creates the impression that ethical standards are being applied in an arbitrary manner.
VMI is applied in widespread domains.
Research at the Cuban Institute of Animal Science in the late 1960s led to the development of molasses-based feeding systems for both cattle and pigs, which have been applied on a widespread scale, in many tropical countries (Preston and Leng, 1986).
Mr Moore thinks she can be persuaded not to, if nuclear power is applied in even larger doses.Given the widespread concern about nuclear energy, how can that be done?
A linear model was applied in order to appropriately represent both widespread and more tropically restricted species and this detected a subtle relationship between the prevalence of Wolbachia and the midpoint latitude of twelve individual species (R = 0.86, F1,10 = 71.43; p < 0.001; Additional file 4).
Cerium oxide nanoparticles, widespread applied in our life, have attracted much concern for their human health effects.
Hence, we used per capita expenditure measure – by far the most widespread rule applied in practice, which assumes that all family members receive the same fraction of household expenditures [ 17].
