"wide visibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that can be easily seen or noticed by many people. For example, "The building's rooftop offers wide visibility of the surrounding area."
Though Mr. Tyler has gained wide visibility as an "American Idol" judge, the band hasn't recorded an album of new songs since "Just Push Play" in 2001; its last studio release was a collection of blues covers in 2004 called "Honkin' on Bobo".
We can consider today, with its blackouts and wide visibility, a success.
Moreover, knowledge transfer seems to be more effectively facilitated by journals of wide visibility, such as Physical Review Letters, than by lower-impact ones.
Be sure to give wide visibility to each badge achievement and encourage sharing through social media.
This wide visibility can help or hurt both their careers and their job hunting.
Her credits date back to the 1970s, but it's only in recent years, with her role on Downton, that Nicol has found the wide visibility that she enjoys today.
Before gaining wider visibility as a screenwriter with "The Iron Lady," "Shame" and the BBC series "The Hour," Abi Morgan acquired a reputation in Britain for her formally and stylistically inventive plays, which have been compared to the work of Caryl Churchill because of their pithy language and elliptical action.
At its core, though, Bangstyle was designed to solve an industry-wide visibility problem by giving professionals a much-needed portfolio platform from which to publicize their work.
Once the application is deployed, developers can control the application runtime and have cluster-wide visibility into end user response times end-to-end through the entire stack.
CloudWatch allows a system-wide visibility of resource utilization, application performance and operational health which enables users to spot trends and make automated decisions based on the user's cloud environment.
He also suggests that the wider visibility afforded by having AI doing the probabilistic pattern spotting (vs just using a set of rules) could even help companies identify unfairnesses they don't even realize might be holding their businesses back.
