The phrase "a broad consideration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wide-ranging or comprehensive evaluation of a topic or issue.
Example: "In making our decision, we must take into account a broad consideration of all the factors involved."
Alternatives: "a wide-ranging assessment" or "a comprehensive evaluation".
"The Tristan Chord" begins, surprisingly enough, with a broad consideration of opera, its aesthetic and its history.
This paper moves the field beyond a broad consideration of horizontal and vertical coordination within multisectoral initiatives.
In Grutter v. Bollinger, the court ruled that universities can take race into account as one factor in a broad consideration of students' traits and qualifications.
And some criticism of the n+1 investigation centered on the absence of a broad consideration of "the structures that enforce inequality," and its confusion about the hipster feminine, as Phoebe Connelly put it in Bookforum.
Through a broad consideration of the circulation and differentiation of images among media forms (film, television, online video), Renée will theorize how images create a meaningful chronicle of the continuing conflicts for the homefront.
The Law and Markets Project will explore these and other questions, with the hope that a broad consideration of these topics yields insights about the relationship between law and the market.
A broader consideration of the atmospheric trends of these non-Montreal Protocol compounds and other VSLS would be beneficial to improve future ozone predictions.
Yet what begins as a personal story of loss quickly evolves into a broader consideration of the complex aesthetic, cultural and moral legacies of the air war.
The findings also encourage a broader consideration of the agency of managers in a public entity before the design and enhancement of a NPM tool.
It would reinforce a shift already under way in the bank's approach to setting monetary policy and interest rates, away from a narrow focus on money supplies and toward a broader consideration of general economic conditions.
Susan Hunter St . Johns Fla., July 22, 2010 To the Editor: Your insightful perspective on the calamity in the Gulf of Mexico ("A Spill Into the Psyche," Week in Review, July 18) invites a broader consideration of the oil spill's symbolic significance.
