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The phrase "a broad discussion of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing a topic that will be explored in detail, indicating that the discussion will cover various aspects or perspectives.
Example: "The conference will feature a broad discussion of climate change and its impact on global ecosystems."
Alternatives: "an extensive examination of" or "a comprehensive analysis of".
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The story – a surprise to most except those closest to Jolie – spurred a broad discussion of genetic testing and pre-emptive surgery.
The session did not focus on specific withdrawal proposals but instead featured a broad discussion of the political climate and security situation, according to senior officials.
This meeting was held off the Capitol grounds, at the headquarters of the National Republican Senatorial Committee, to enable a broad discussion of politics.
What's needed is a broad discussion of whether the security interests of Iran and those of the United States and its allies can be linked.
This book uses Ptolemy II as the basis for a broad discussion of system design, modeling, and simulation techniques for hierarchical, heterogeneous systems.
But the dustup unleashed a broad discussion of the role of Jews in American foreign policy, the motives of the president and whether raising such questions is anti-Semitic.
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(For a broader discussion of Dutch painting, see painting, Western).
In Illinois, mandatory health insurance has become part of a broader discussion of health reform.
Perhaps we will see a broader discussion of marketising our means to stay within the limits.
Last year, the organizers of Peer Review Week embraced the topic in a broader discussion of transparency.
A broader discussion of these debates by Sean McElwee (2015) can be found here.
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