The phrase "widely appears" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when discussing something that is prevalent or frequently seen in various contexts, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "The phenomenon of climate change widely appears in scientific literature."
Alternatives: "is commonly found" or "frequently occurs."
Pharmaceutical companies widely appear to feel comfortable raising the price of their drugs some.
That act — captured on video and circulated widely — appeared to constitute a war crime, human rights activists said on Wednesday.
He had a new lease of life, travelled widely, appeared on television and was the subject of articles and student projects.
Veterans of America's biological warfare program of the 1950's and 1960's said the recent recognition of the ability of anthrax to spread widely appeared to be in line with research conducted decades ago and remains secret.
The release of her memoir, "The Only Woman in the Room," published in Japanese in 1995 and in English two years later, made her a celebrity in Japan, where she lectured widely, appeared on television and was the subject of a stage play and a documentary film, "The Gift From Beate".
This consideration is widely appeared in channel multiplexing systems.
Meanwhile, fractional differential equations have also widely appeared in various fields such as physics, mechanics, electricity, biology, control theory, etc.
As basic molecular structures, hexagonal jagged-rectangle and distance-regular structure are widely appeared in medicine, pharmacy and biology engineering.
In a short video widely appearing in architecture sites such as Arch Daily, writer Alain de Botton states: "With a whopping 260 towers in the pipeline no area is safe, as planners, property developers and the mayor's office commit crimes against beauty to create fun buildings".
Four different Dengue serotypes widely appear in nature.
