"wide goals" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
For example, you could write: "He had big dreams and wide goals for his future."
Cerruti says Majumdar's wide knowledge "in many fields" will help him with ARPA-E's wide goals.
However, it was understaffed, with only four staff who had to achieve the wide goals of the ministry as well as coordinate all science and technology research and all aspects of information communications technology in Rwanda.
Some need to be Plant wide goals, others are more team specific in how they will contribute to the plant wide goal.
Food neophobia took place on a low-walled wooden T-maze (start arm: 800 mm long, 100 mm wide; goal arms: 600 mm long, 100 mm wide, elevated 450 mm from the floor).
Inspire potential volunteers with your recruitment messages – explain how each role contributes to the organisation's wider goals.
Pakistanis, who fear they will be left holding the mess, accuse it of neglecting wider goals of promoting regional stability.
No wider context needs to be considered because these wider goals will take care of themselves if every individual pursues a personal objective without regard to anyone else.
The wider goals of that Vision are already being met by Cs5 as whole, according to the mayor's press release.
Providing this help could be the longest-lasting accomplishment the antiterror coalition could make not only for Afghanistan, but in the service of its own wider goals.
It will fail to align primary services with the groups' wider goals and it will not deal effectively with substandard doctors.
Both what the party believed in and the heavy lifting of campaigns was handed over to outside interests that did not necessarily share the party's wider goals.
