The phrase "widespread infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe infrastructure that is extensive or prevalent across a large area or population.
Example: "The government is investing in widespread infrastructure improvements to enhance transportation and connectivity in rural areas."
Alternatives: "extensive infrastructure" or "broad infrastructure."
Subsequently, in a meeting with F.D.A. officials, Healy candidly acknowledged widespread "infrastructure, quality and auditor problems," including a headquarters computer system that periodically "lost functionality," according to an affidavit in the court file.
Instead of a petrol engine, with its widespread infrastructure of filling stations providing the security blanket, why not build new infrastructure to refuel cars with new, fully charged batteries?The leading proponent of this idea is Better Place.
Many of the hurdles preventing widespread adoption of electric cars – like slow charging time and the need for a widespread infrastructure of chargers – are fixed once the vehicle can drive itself to the charger any time, day or night, and not inconvenience its owner.
Educational and cultural factors limiting internet use will be examined, as will the widespread infrastructure and cost issues.
A huge international aid effort is under way, but widespread infrastructure damage is hampering efforts to distribute it to some areas.
Along with the salient features of the Smart Grid, cyber security emerges to be a critical issue because millions of electronic devices are inter-connected via communication networks throughout critical power facilities, which has an immediate impact on reliability of such a widespread infrastructure.
EVs are able to heavily enter the market only in presence of a reliable and widespread charging infrastructure.
Two crucial aspects of such a predictive maintenance strategy are 1) the reliable precise localization of faults within a widespread, distributed infrastructure system, and 2) the consideration of parameter uncertainties by the prediction of the degradation trend for the near future of the infrastructure under study.
Analysts say that hesitation is understandable because poor infrastructure, widespread corruption and a weak judicial system make India a hard place for foreign investors to do business, especially in industries like retailing and aviation.
Secondly, we describe harmonics effect on metrology, which impacts on reliability of widespread smart metering infrastructure.
The widespread deployment of infrastructure WLANs has made Wi-Fi an integral part of today's Internet access technology.
