"widespread death" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where death has occurred on a large scale or affects a large number of people. Example: "The pandemic caused widespread death and suffering, leaving many families grieving for their loved ones."
Our arrogance and ignorance lead to widespread death and destruction.
"If we had hit a village causing widespread death that was unintended, we would have said so," said Admiral Quigley.
BAD luck and bad management are to blame for a second, consecutive winter of widespread death and shortages in Mongolia.
Hard though it is to accept, democratic idealism and widespread death began to march hand in hand.
In December 2004 a large tsunami triggered by an undersea earthquake near Indonesia struck Batticaloa, causing widespread death and destruction.
Chemical Perils Chemical weapons are typically less likely than germ weapons to cause widespread death and illness, but experts say they are easier to make and deploy.
I mean, is Halliburton a socialist scheme?" The widespread deaths resulted mostly from malaria.
They also reported chemical signs in carbon in the rocks that indicate rapid, widespread deaths of organisms.
In Britain, infections caused by a family of pathogens called ranaviruses, which emerged in the 1980s, are causing widespread deaths among some of the most common amphibians.
Wildlife biologists worry that frigid temperatures and deep snow are making it difficult for deer and other big game to find food, and they want to prevent widespread deaths among the herds in western Colorado.
Qatar's treatment of its migrant labourers has come under increasing scrutiny as it gears up for the 2022 World Cup, following a Guardian report last year that revealed widespread deaths and abuse among migrant workers.
