The phrase "wide market" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a large or extensive market that covers a wide range of customers or products. Example: "The company's new product has been well received in the wide market, with sales reaching record numbers in multiple demographics."
Boras did not cite any potential suitors, but he said Damon had a wide market.
This would allow them to revert to MP3, which already has a wide market with DRM-free sales.
The drug was so successful, and opened up such a wide market, that pharmaceutical companies formed teams of chemists to claim a slice of the pie.
But financial analysts are more immediately worried about the potential for wide market gyrations as investors reassessed their pricing of trillions of dollars of debt products tied to Treasury rates and sought safety in new markets or instruments.
It spread the message of recycling to a wide market and touched a chord with many readers, who went on to set up Womble Cleaning Up Groups on Wimbledon Common and elsewhere.
At the opening Traid's new store in Peckham, London there were long queues and strong sales proving that there is a huge appetite for secondhand clothes from a wide market segment.
Virt-X plans to launch a Europe-wide market for blue-chip equities in June.
"LIPA merely passes on increases or decreases depending upon the world-wide market price of oil and natural gas".
But nobody can agree on how it should be created.There have been several solo attempts to build a Europe-wide market.
The radical proposal buried in the green paper is that such rights should be tradable between national fleets, creating an EU-wide market.
It argues that local publications should be exempted because they never circulate beyond their local town or region, which places them outside the union-wide market.
