The phrase "a broad composition of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse or extensive range of elements or components within a particular context, such as a group, collection, or body of work.
Example: "The committee was formed with a broad composition of experts from various fields to ensure a well-rounded perspective on the issue."
Alternatives: "a diverse array of" or "a wide range of".
The blend morphology was found to be co-continuous over a broad composition range of 30 80 vol.% of the filled PC phase as verified by selective extraction of PC and morphological investigations.
In the blends of the conventional ethylene butene copolymer, which has a broad composition distribution, part of the co-crystals may segregate from the crystals of both LDPE and ethylene copolymer and exist as a separated population.
Although TechNet "speaks" on behalf of its members, the broad composition of the group provides a political shield for companies whose interests may be threatened by explicitly coming out against the immigration ban.
The broad composition of the libraries was used to explore the ability of the CDPs to distinguish the compound collections using three criteria: molecular scaffolds, structural fingerprints, and physicochemical properties.
The broad composition of the jury requires that the proposal should be clearly formulated for both specialists in the field and for nonspecialists.
However, the fact that no fewer than 19 different mental functions were indicated by at least 5%% of the experts shows that ADHD is experienced to affect a far broader composition of mental functions than the core behavioural domains of inattention (b140), impulsivity (b130) and hyperactivity (b147).
Morphological characterization, utilizing SEM, WAXS and SAXS of as cast as well as annealed/thermally cured optically clear film composites of a broad range of compositions revealed homogeneous microstructures with no observable phase-separated domains, indicating high miscibility, ascribable to the favorable negative enthalpy of the ionic association between the rod-matrix components.
A broad range of composite compositions (up to 50 vol % CF and 20 vol % CB) was studied.
Dual continuity was found for the initial morphology of the reactive blends over a broad range of composition in contradiction with the phase inversion rule: ΦAηB = ΦBηA.
The mol fraction of the sulfonic acid-based group, AMPS, has been varied over a broad range of composition in the copolymers, and these have been characterised using differential scanning calorimetry (DSC), polarised light microscopy (PLM), Fourier Transform Infrared Spectroscopy (FTIR) and X-ray diffraction (XRD).
