'widely delivered' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is made available on a large scale. For example, "The charity's mission is to provide food assistance to those in need, and their work is widely delivered across the country."
"Six decades into the computer revolution, four decades since the invention of the microprocessor, and two decades into the rise of the modern Internet, all of the technology required to transform industries through software finally works and can be widely delivered at global scale".
Methadone, the most widely delivered maintenance therapy for heroin addicts, may be responsible for life-threatening poisonings with respiratory depression.
See related commentary by Eap et al., Methadone has been the most widely delivered maintenance therapy for heroin users for almost 50 years.
The principal health and social value of research of this type lies in the benefits to be realized in populations if interventions are found to be effective and widely delivered, as well as to the extent that they contribute to our broader understanding of drinking behavior and how it may be influenced.
A small team of Fox marketers now solely focuses on how the company can more widely deliver other original content based on Fox movies through cellphones.
She is assistant pastor at the Greater Rising Star Baptist Church in Atlanta, and travels widely delivering speeches and sermons on issues relating to Dr. King's message of justice and nonviolence.
"AT&T is still the primary carrier of corporate data," says Frank Dzubeck of consulting firm Network Communications Architects in Washington, D.C. "They're the only ones widely delivering 10-gigabit connections.
"Our leading-edge customers, like Sports Illustrated, The Wall Street Journal.com and MSNBC.com, have embraced mobile advertising as a way to widely deliver high-value content to the phone without forcing consumers to pay yet another subscription fee," said Scott G. Silk, president and CEO of Action Engine.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has shipped millions of gallons of water and meals to Puerto Rico, but the island no longer has the infrastructure to widely deliver those supplies.
However, Semantic Web technologies have not yet been applied widely to deliver learning objects.
If, for example, few women in a particular country give birth in health facilities, even if these are widely available, delivering packages of interventions via facilities is unlikely to be the most effective approach to reaching MDGs 4 and 5 [14].
