The phrase "areas widely" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe the extent or scope of certain areas, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The research focused on areas widely affected by climate change, highlighting the need for immediate action."
Alternatives: "regions extensively" or "zones broadly".
Most notably, early primates had an array of new visual areas, and those visual areas widely shared with other mammals had been modified.
Dr. Spiegel was the editor/author of more than 20 texts that became classics in their subject areas, widely used in schools of public health and programs in health care management.
There were no protests in the Emirates, and in March 2011 the government announced $1.6 billion in infrastructure projects for less developed areas, widely seen as part of an effort to avert discontent.
The government had come under heavy criticism for setting the urban poverty line at 32 rupees (65 U.S. cents) spending per day – 26 rupees in rural areas – widely believed to be too low.
Protected areas – widely recognized as the main strategy for biodiversity conservation – have greatly expanded, covering ∼15% of the Earth; however, we still lack detailed information on biodiversity to evaluate their effectiveness.
"As the microplastics we studied were collected from locations easily accessible to the public and in areas widely used for recreation, the identification of potentially pathogenic bacteria would be important in preventing the spread of diseases," Ms. Curren elaborated.
The stated goal of the brigades is to kill extremist Sunni Arabs in the north Babil area, widely known as the "Triangle of Death," where many Shiite security officers and pilgrims have been killed.
The Pakistani police detained the man on Monday, according to a police official from the border district of Chitral in Pakistan — an area widely rumored to hide Mr. bin Laden.
Narratives of "this would never happen here" have slowly begun to creep up in an area widely regarded as a center for young hipsters, new families and artist types.
On Sunday, Second Avenue residents expressed excitement over their new mobility but also anxiety over whether the line would hasten gentrification in an area widely regarded as one of the last comparatively affordable spots in Manhattan, a borough where the average apartment price hit $2m last year.
Today Silicon Valley is the leading location for cleantech venture activity, an area widely considered to be the next big value creation engine for the U.S. and the world.
