The phrase "a broad extent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide range or a large scope of something, often in contexts discussing influence, impact, or coverage.
Example: "The research covers a broad extent of topics related to climate change and its effects on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a wide range" or "a large scope".
Her comeback is a test not only of her resilience but also, to a broader extent, of whether independent designers, birthed in the cradle of New York's downtown creative scene, can still compete in the era of fast fashion.
And given the decided lack of success from products like Wave, Buzz, and to a broader extent, Orkut, who can blame them?
To a broader extent, a significant shift from the use of animal dung towards biogas energy is indicative of a pattern towards replacing unclean and unsafe energy technology with modern and safe technology [18].
In a vertical transect section this stacked sand thickens more landwards, showing a wedge shaped geometry and a structural drag while in a map view it displays an aguacate geometry showing a broader extent of the reservoir towards the much distal position.
This study led to the identification of a broader extent of CCNV in T. cruzi than was previously speculated.
This analysis also led to the identification of a broader extent of CCNV in T. cruzi than previously speculated, especially in strains from the TcII and TcIII DTUs.
This study is therefore timely and of broad interest to the field of centrosome biogenesis and function and to a broader extent, based on the methods used to the larger field of cell biology.
Secondly, physical performance and muscle strength measures (which on a broader extent represent markers of well-being) may interact with the self-perception of the health status in the prediction of events, but this hypothesis has never been explored.
Autism spectrum disorders (ASDs) (OMIM: 209850) are a group of severe neurodevelopmental conditions, referred to a broader extent as pervasive developmental disorders, characterized by a triad associating impairments in social interactions, communication deficits and restricted repetitive and stereotyped behaviors and interests with an onset in infancy or early childhood (before 3 years).
To a broader extent, one of the most practical questions researchers want to know in advance is: if different gene models are chosen for RNA-Seq data analysis, what is the chance of obtaining the same quantification result for a given gene?
