"wide scope of services" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the range or variety of services that a company, organization, or individual offers. Example: Our company offers a wide scope of services, including marketing, branding, and website design. In this sentence, "wide scope of services" emphasizes the diversity of services that the company provides.
(Kenya A1) There was a felt need for family physicians, given their wide scope of service, to work in groups to mentor each other: The ministry will support…posting these physicians, family physicians in places where they can work, ah, they can work together, perhaps in pairs, or in threes.
Furthermore, they reported offering a wider scope of services.
Further, FPs provide a wider scope of services [ 17], which may lead to more competing and disparate demands in their practices than for internists [ 13].
This is because workload for nursing cadres tends to be generated by doctors (for example, through the wider scope of services offered by doctors, more tests ordered or more support required for surgical procedures).
There is no evidence that broad scope of services has an adverse effect on audit quality.
Most (81%) of the patient encounters were managed by medical assistants who provided a wide scope of medical services at a level similar to nurse practitioners in primary care clinics.
Currently, all primary health care physicians in Estonia are trained family doctors who are able to provide a wide scope of medical services for their patients and fulfilling gate-keeping function for specialized medical care.
Andy Evans, strategic director of Dentaid, says the wide scope of the health service means people slip through the net, and that Dentaid is working with them to address the problem.
The New Yorker, March 27 , 1948P. 20 Incidental Intelligence: The Corn Exchange National Bank and Trust Co., of Philadelphia, in a circular calling attention to the wide scope of its personal-loan service, lists "Wedding Expenses" under "Emergencies".
Being located in a hospital with a wider scope of clinical services (proxied by hospital type) was the only significant variable explaining the ES variation [ 22].
The presence of Byrne's work reflects the wide scope of the show.
