"delivered widely" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that has or is being sent out to numerous different people or places. For example: "The online course was delivered widely, and was received by over 1,000 students."
Additionally, successful interventions need to be delivered widely.
Internet-based interventions can be delivered widely, efficiently, and at low cost and as such are of particular interest.
In addition, the role of government, through the Ministry of Health, should be to ensure that the expert advice is delivered widely, by the experts, through the media and the internet, to the general public.
This current study's approach of skilling-up clinical teams has implications for facilitating interventions that can be delivered widely across the NHS in a cost-effective manner, and the principle could be applied to other symptoms in many LTCs.
As screening and simple feedback can be delivered widely on-line, we suggest here that primary care may provide the key setting in which widely available face-to-face discussions can be offered.
Such studies have delivered widely conflicting results on the position of the root, this being mainly due to methodological problems inherent to deep gene phylogeny and the workings of lateral gene transfer among prokaryotes over evolutionary time.
Today, the ability of free-market democracies to deliver widely shared increases in prosperity is in question as never before.
The Fed on Wednesday delivered a widely expected cut in its key rate to 1percentt, and left open the possibility of going still lower, warning that "downside risks to growth remain".
The following day he delivered a widely praised first speech to Parliament, in which he acknowledged the Ngunnawal people as the traditional owners of the land on which the Parliament building stood, spoke of his mother's childhood experience, and thanked former prime minister Kevin Rudd for his 2008 apology to the "stolen generations".
With the world's attention focused on them, the Law Lords perpetrated one of the biggest cock-ups in recent judicial history.First a panel of five Law Lords, in a 3-2 split decision, delivered a widely praised landmark ruling that a former head of state does not enjoy immunity from prosecution for crimes against humanity.
In clinical practice evidence-based treatments are delivered in widely varying degrees.
