"wide opposition" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a large or extensive resistance or disagreement towards something. Example: The proposed policy faced wide opposition from both politicians and citizens alike.
There is wide opposition to using the technique in people.
The proposal has attracted wide opposition inside and outside Linden.
Senegalese groups attempting to reform the laws that restrict abortion face wide opposition.
Rising prices threaten to further undermine support for President Hugo Chávez, who is facing wide opposition and calls for a referendum.
Nonetheless, Israeli public opinion polls show wide opposition to giving up the Golan Heights, captured by Israel in the 1967 war.
But odds are that Mr Netanyahu will not succeed since the ploy is eliciting wide opposition, including from hard-right and ultra-orthodox coalition partners and Jewish and Arab opposition legislators.
The protest formed part of a wider opposition movement against the three-decade rule of Hun Sen as prime minister.
In the UK, the protest was launched at 11 30 with a thunderclap, a mass call on social media for wider opposition to spying.
The biggest such event to date, it was intended to forge a common blueprint for the wider opposition and to give at least the impression of unity.
The report says more than 80% of complaints about health and noise began after 2009 when the groups "began to add health concerns to their wider opposition".
The wider opposition in the House also gives more points of contact to the main organizations fighting against any legislation that they see as amnesty for lawbreakers, including NumbersUSA and the Federation for American Immigration Reform.
