"widely featured" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means that something has been highlighted or included prominently in a widespread manner. It is often used to describe something that has received a lot of attention or coverage. Example: The new movie was widely featured in various media outlets, generating a lot of buzz among audiences.
Whether it's trickle-down Peter Zumthor, the Swiss architect whose wood-souled work has been widely featured in fashionable design circles recently, or the May ice-cap melt, anyone who thinks that a downtown-style drinking, dining or lounging experience involves, by necessity, concrete, glass, chrome or minimalism in other cool materials would be wrong, as of just now.
Facebook will now be even more widely featured in iOS (and OS X Mountain Lion) than Twitter — a huge reversal from just a few hours ago when 140-characters was how Apple did social.
The life of Vasil Levski has been widely featured in Bulgarian literature and popular culture.
Her work was widely featured in popular magazines and professional journals, at Coffin's own instigation as part of an overt marketing strategy.
It was widely featured in Aboriginal folklore around the country as either a bringer of bad news or a stealer of secrets.
While encouraging those who agree or benefitted from the decision to celebrate it, he declared in an otherwise thoughtful and learned dissent, that the decision "had nothing to do with the Constitution", a gratuitous comment widely featured in the media.
Fighting games widely feature life bars, which are depleted as characters sustain blows.
She says the five foot tall figures are based on the trinkets of porcelain once sold widely, featuring adorably cherubic slaves carrying baskets into which you may place colorful hard candies for special guests of some refinement.
His work was sought after by collectors, exhibited widely and featured often in the news media.
However, he and Gerrie went on to launch ground-breaking Channel 4 music show The Tube, which ran for eight series, sold abroad widely, and featured Madonna's first UK TV appearance.
The programs were widely advertised, featuring Mr. Espada's name and picture.
