"tracing a wide" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the act of following a path or movement that is broad or extensive. For example: "The hikers spent several hours tracing a wide path through the mountains."
Although Mr. Quasthoff's basic sound is not the most flexible or colorful, he traced a wide variety of moods.
It traces a wide four-movement arc, from its deep-breathing elegiac opening to the guarded exuberance of its fugal finale.
In a "Suite" solo created for Carolyn Brown, Ms. Weber — a dancer of superlative line, clarity and openness, with her own quality of private rapture — traced a wide semicircle from front to back with her right foot.
Since chromobodies allow for targeting and tracing of a wide range of endogenous structures, including posttranslational modifications and nonprotein components, in their dynamic, cellular environment they should be capable of closing the analytical gap between live-cell-applicable, fluorescent fusion proteins, and antibody-based detection assays on fixed cells (end-point assays).
More resources are needed to evaluate all HHC of new leprosy cases and to extend contact tracing to a wider network of people at higher risk of leprosy in a sustainable manner.
The electronic pulse of "Staying Alive" came on at a low volume from Saenz de Viteri's computer as we started to trace the route, taking a wide loop up and down the staircase, then tucking into a hallway that led toward Medieval Art.
Interplay between the PFs, PEEFs and the 1st order reactivated faults focuses the fluids vertically along the polygonal fault traces creating a wider diffuse zone which form large gas cloud anomalies in the seismic data.
(Parent et al. 2001; Parent and Parent 2004), using single-axon tracing method propose a wide distribution of pallidofugal fibres through the al or fl, without particular anteroposterior or lateromedial segregation of their parent cells in GPi.
Accessing data from 1936 to 2004, Boice and others traced mortality for a wide range of diseases for the entire population.
"It's a different tempo, there's no sustained gallop, the tracks are tight, they don't like tracing too wide.
