The phrase "a broad determinant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing factors that have a wide-ranging influence or effect on a particular outcome or situation.
Example: "Economic stability is a broad determinant of social well-being in any country."
Alternatives: "a wide-ranging factor" or "a significant influence".
A broader determinants of health framework was used to guide data collection.
In addition, the selection of questions was guided by a broader determinants of health framework and resulted in the development and use of a comprehensive questionnaire which contained reliable and valid instruments to collect detailed information about a broad range of potential predictors.
The third broad determinant of national advantage is the presence in the nation of related and supporting industries that are internationally competitive.
On a broad scale, determinants of health include both individual and contextual factors [ 10].
11 34 Thus a holistic preventive approach, addressing broad determinants of risk behaviours, from individual through to societal influences is needed.
Although social inequalities are viewed as a broad and unspecific determinants of health, our findings suggest that there are specific social risk factors during and after pregnancy that should be taken into account to improve both maternal and child health.
Two broad determinants of interest are a) social capital/cohesion, and b) religion, faith, and spirituality.
The Division of Nutritional Sciences hosts interdisciplinary faculty, researchers, staff and students that study the broad determinants of human health, from cellular networks to agriculture and food systems.
There was also consensus on Image Generation and Image Interpretation as the two broad determinants of basic thoracic POCUS competency, with the skill set of clinical integration being a necessary but more advanced skill.
