The phrase "a broad constituency of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse group of supporters or members within a particular context, such as politics, organizations, or social movements.
Example: "The new policy aims to address the needs of a broad constituency of stakeholders, including local businesses and community members."
Alternatives: "a wide range of supporters" or "a diverse group of constituents."
New Labour, he argues, won over a broad constituency of voters who wanted "fairness for all", meaning help for the vulnerable but support for individual aspiration.
The one GOP name with a compelling personal history and potential for a broad constituency of support – Jon Huntsman – has fizzled into virtual obscurity.
Politicians like Le Pen, Hofer, and Wilders are odious, but they can draw support from a broad constituency of alienated and disaffected voters, who, like many Trump supporters in this country, believe the political establishment has ignored them.
The results have general relevance as they reflect the views of a broad constituency of experienced respondents.
The overall aim was to build a broad constituency of low-income and working-class people to agitate for social change.
In the 2004 election cycle, a broad constituency of voters who were sick of business as usual discovered they could use the Internet to connect directly with a candidate who seemed to represent them: Howard Dean.
The candidates may have little practice in appealing to a broader constituency of voters, and they may accumulate liberal voting records that make them unacceptable to the few moderates in South Carolina.
The present study adds to the regionalization debate by providing the views of a broader constituency of clinicians and administrators.
This suggests that there is a broad constituency for Trump's anti-establishment brand of politics, which should not be underestimated.
Since that time we have worked in coalition with a broad constituency for bison that includes Native American tribes, bison ranchers, and a variety of conservation groups.
Institutional investors account for the rest.The long and short of itHedge funds are a diverse bunch with a wide range of investment strategies and the potential to appeal to a broad constituency.
