"widen options" is a correct and usable sentence in written English.
It can be used when referring to increasing the range of possibilities or choices. For example, "We need to widen our options if we're going to find a suitable solution."
"But we're widening options by offering Hyundai the possibility of choosing another fate".
The successful demonstration of GLARE energy absorbing structures widens options to enhance crashworthiness; numerous applications of such GLARE structures could be envisaged, including reinforcement of aircraft sub-floors.
If your goal is to optimize your decision (and not just satisfice i.e., get to "good enough"), then widening options makes a lot of sense.
Criticized as the most expensive of three freeway widening options to address traffic, OCTA's Alternative 3 creates two toll lanes in lieu of a regular carpool lane and costs $1.7 billion while still falling $680 million short in funding.
OCTA hasn't chosen which widening option it will go with, but it is wrapping up the environmental impact report for the three main choices, including the one that goes into Costa Mesa.
The nature of your degree can widen your options.
But he has also made a point of commissioning further reports from the Pentagon, the State Department and his own White House, presumably to widen his options.
This finding highlights the importance of slits over circular pores which can potentially widen the options for the design and fabrication of 2D graphene membranes for experimental verification of RO.
The two new models look intriguing and widen the options for those shopping for a camera that follows the Micro Four Thirds format, developed by Panasonic and Olympus; unfortunately, Panasonic will not disclose pricing for about a month.
