The phrase "a broad and stable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is wide-ranging and consistent, often in contexts related to policies, strategies, or frameworks.
Example: "The organization aims to establish a broad and stable foundation for its future growth."
Alternatives: "wide and consistent" or "extensive and reliable".
Yet Netanyahu, 59, sounded just as victorious as his rival, and also promised a "broad and stable" government.
The goal was to attract a broad and stable electorate by detoxifying the brand, adopting community-based activism and throwing resources at local and European elections.
Now it is a private firm with a broad and stable business: the fallout from any engine failure can be more easily contained.
General self-efficacy is defined as a broad and stable sense of personal competence to deal effectively with a variety of stressful situations [ 43, 44].
General self-efficacy is defined as a broad and stable sense of personal competence to deal effectively with a variety of stressful situations [ 40].
Self-efficacy aims at a broad and stable sense of personal competence which can deal effectively with a variety of stressful situations [ 15].
In conclusion, both CrtCs are stable at a broad and suitable temperature and pH range and hydrate several long aliphatic substrates to give tertiary alcohols.
"This reflects the normalization of Polish politics and the consolidation of a broader and more stable center in the country's political system," Mr. Kupchan said.
The mayor now wants to revise the formula permanently, perhaps by adding personal income-tax or sales-tax revenues to the calculation, resulting in a broader and more stable tax base upon which to issue debt.
He said a broader and more stable government would make it easier to "seize new opportunities" in the region, a reference to potential peace moves with Arab states that share Israel's concern about Islamist militancy and Iran.
The task of this chapter is to spell out the implications of the broad normative commitments latent in the institutional culture of Canadian society, an institutional culture around which there is broad and stable societal consensus for the debate surrounding assisted death in voluntary contexts, that is in contexts in which individuals are capable of articulating their wishes competently.
