The phrase "wide known" is not correct and usual in written English.
The correct phrase is "widely known". Example sentence: The author is widely known for her best-selling books.
Although pelletization process is a world wide known technique in the production of artificial aggregates, it has not been widely used in construction sector.
While several Kernel functions are available, the following are the wide known (Murphy 2012).
Even though it is wide known that HPV infection prevalence varies in different regions given the population characteristics and the techniques used for detection, this study shows similar data to those reported for Latin America in the last two years, in which infection rates equal or greater than 50.0% were found [22], [23].
Isocyanates are known to have specific industrial importance in the manufacture of polyurethanes which have wide known applications in preparation of dental materials, contact lenses, and medical adsorbents and as an ingredient in automobile paints.
The new underground geography includes a hole roughly 100 feet wide, known, Mr. Juncosa said, as the "punch" down through the middle of the Customs House all the way to the bottom of the basement.
It is separated from the coastal plain by a longitudinal fosse and a belt of low hills of soft chalky limestone, about 5 to 8 miles (8 to 13 km) wide, known as Ha-Shefela.
For though not many foreigners have heard of Huaxi, Chinese far and wide know it as the socialist collective that works — the village where public ownership of the means of production has not just made everyone equal, but rich, too.
The widest known pairs were about 20 times farther apart than Earth and the sun.
He's world-wide known by his daily 3D illustrations, but what I really like about this short (despite his incredible technique) is that he could merge all this blast of images, feelings and technique in one solid piece.
This disparity in maturation size between the sexes is among the widest known for stingrays.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to look at genome-wide known and novel miRNA expression patterns in in human acute lymphoblastic leukemia.
