The phrase "a broad implementation in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extensive application or execution of a particular strategy, policy, or technology within a specific area or field.
Example: "The company is planning a broad implementation in renewable energy solutions to reduce its carbon footprint."
Alternatives: "a wide application in" or "an extensive deployment in".
However, our study was thought to be only a first step in a broad implementation of delirium screening in postoperative patients.
The continuous development of these sophisticated approaches may markedly contribute to a broad implementation of spheroid-based tissue engineering in future regenerative medicine.
A selective implementation of a standardized competence assessment in exceptional cases would be preferable over a broad implementation.
The report points to the strong potential of the technology but acknowledges that neither the full impact nor broad implementation in the field of toxicology have been achieved.
However, the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of prevention programs for CMD need to be established first to justify broad implementation in primary care [ 19].
In order to support a broader implementation of FNI in other NICUs, it was important to determine that the intervention would not interfere with standard care, that it could be carried out fully and that it was medically safe.
If the validity and the effect of the use of the interRAI PC instrument are evaluated positive, this study protocol can form the basis for a larger-scale phase III randomized controlled trial and a broader implementation of the interRAI PC in nursing homes (phase IV).
This study was sponsored by the Italian Ministry of Health and by the Lombardy Region, as part of a broader implementation project aiming to introduce in Italian cancer centers a series of evidence-based activities for the improvement of the humanization of cancer care (HUCARE project).
Acquisition of knowledge and skills is an enabling step in improving care, but this step must be incorporated into a broader implementation strategy to effect change.
