"highly widespread" is a perfectly valid and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has a wide reach or is widely accepted. For example, you could say "The disease is highly widespread in Asia."
In Italy landslide dams, like landslides in general, are a highly widespread phenomena.
A variant of qnr gene, qnrS, was found to be highly widespread within Enterobacteriaceae isolates of CWW and UTI origins.
The conventional agricultural tunnel greenhouse is highly widespread in Mediterranean countries, despite the shortcomings it presents, specifically the overheating during the day and the intense cooling at night.
Effective antimalarial drugs should also be available at the grassroots level where the problem of malaria is highly widespread.
The most recent comprehensive study of MDR sequences identified over 500 families that can be ascribed to MDR superfamily, 8 of which are highly widespread with ADH being the largest [ 88].
It is also an extremely widespread and highly mobile species (DeFrees and Wilson, 1988; Richter and Cumming, 2005) which could, in principle, help to reduce impacts if hunting is localized and limited.
It's a highly synchronized, widespread pattern, but it's not consciousness, he says, and so this measure is often unreliable for diagnosis.
In Europe they form highly valuable widespread forests.
We observed highly significant widespread perturbation of gene expression at all exposure levels.
Mange is a highly contagious, widespread condition that can be transmitted between animals by direct and indirect contact [ 4].
Oceanic languages, also called Eastern Austronesian, widespread, highly varied, and controversial language group of the Austronesian language family.
