"widely solicited" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to an idea or opinion that is sought out by a large number of people. Example sentence: The new policy has been widely solicited by the public.
Mr. Mulisch, who produced more than 30 works of fiction, prose, commentary, plays and poetry, was also widely solicited for his views on politics, which ranged from a defense of the Cuban revolution to his ideas on war and local scuffles in Parliament.
An inclusive approach was taken and participation was widely solicited from persons with subject matter expertise (neonatal, child health, reproductive health and complex humanitarian emergencies), including both field staff and those at head offices.
The Communist party is widely soliciting ideas from the public, including from China's 500 million-plus online citizens; calls to reduce income disparities and strengthen the social safety net top the list of ideas.
We covered these complaints last November but the basic argument is that bid requests essentially constitute systematic data breaches because personal data is broadcast widely to solicit potential ad buys and thereby poses an unacceptable security risk — rather than, as GDPR demands, people's data being handled in a way that "ensures appropriate security".
"We solicited widely and openly for membership," Koocher says.
Mr. Leahy wrote legislation that required the government to survey how trademark law is used by large corporations, though Mr. Nadeau lamented that it was not distributed widely enough to solicit many responses from small businesses.
The LSE, widely criticised for the way it solicited funding from Libya, resulting in it being dubbed the "Libyan School of Economics", has launched an inquiry into the plagiarism and funding controversy.
In 2001, before Nelson Doubleday sold his half-share of the team, The New York Times reported that Fred Wilpon solicited interest in 10 percent shares in the team among widely known New Yorkers, primarily fellow real estate entrepreneurs.
Communication of images between radiologists, via local or distant networks is now a widely available option to solicit a specialised opinion in selected cases.
Advertising technology companies broadcast these data widely in order to solicit potential advertisers' bids for the attention of the specific individual visiting the website.
The Delphi technique is a widely used and accepted method for achieving consensus of opinion on a topic area solicited from experts within a field [ 20, 22, 23].
