The phrase "a broad connection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wide-ranging or extensive relationship or link between various elements or concepts.
Example: "The research highlights a broad connection of environmental factors that influence public health outcomes."
Alternatives: "a wide range of connections" or "an extensive network of".
Light years ahead of TomTom, this system envisions a broader connection of the road and how, and when, to display critical information to the driver being mindful of on coming traffic, difficult navigation, etc. Add this to their other Driving Control and Safety Systems – Smart.
The watchdog invited responses from the public, carried out customer research and met a broad range of connection providers.
People are linked to a broad network of connections and the innate characteristic of imitating the behavior of others (to increase the probability of a successful decision) drives information cascades at a faster rate and across a broader range than previously.
First, build a broad network of connections.
Leaders, who always have a broad network of connections, can help you sell your idea.
In addition, the more rostral portion of BA 7m shows a broad pattern of connections with the motor and premotor cortex, the cerebellum, the visual system, and the insula.
On the one hand, many plasmids had a broad range of connections with a diversity of distantly related genetic partners.
There are lots of things that energize and inspire us -- nutritious food keeps our bodies moving, sensory input keeps us engaged with the world around us, human (or animal!) connection gives us emotional uplift, and spirituality awards us a broader sense of connection and meaning.
The accumulation and exploitation of social capital is not only limited to localized interaction, but can be extended to a broad concept of ethnicity connections (Yeung 2002).
It uses less data and works well over a broad range of network connections.
