The phrase "a broad manner" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a way of doing something that is general or not specific, often implying inclusivity or comprehensiveness.
Example: "The report was presented in a broad manner, covering various aspects of the issue without delving into too much detail."
Alternatives: "a general way" or "a wide approach".
The campaign, now under way, plays up what it calls "the bold flavors and fine, natural ingredients of Finlandia cheese," but does so in a broad manner reminiscent of the Monty Python school of humor, which takes the edge off the continuous praise of product attributes.
Medical technology is understood in a broad manner including diagnostic as well as therapeutic technologies.
Legault's decision to wade into the fray in such a broad manner surprised some scientists, because the office typically investigates narrower issues.
Due to its low cost and independence of hardware solutions, our simulator allows to be employed for blended learning in our own medical school in a broad manner, which has the potential to spare time and resource.
"I think the EU's going to have to really struggle to not react in a broad manner, but it's understandable why they'd want to do it.
In a broad manner PGP (or more precisely the OpenPGP standard [13]) refers to a family of computer programs for encryption and decryption of files, as well as data authentication, i.e. generation and verification of digital signatures.
Done in a broader manner, the picture is attractive for its palette in mauves and blues.
JIEDDO also evidently used aliases in a broader manner, mined Facebook and Twitter to collect information and inappropriately accessed an NSA database, but sections on those practices are blacked out of the declassified report.
Note that by design these themes are defined in a broader manner, which means that they include the others.
Reusing data from electronic health records for clinical and translational research and especially for patient recruitment has been tackled in a broader manner since about a decade.
In 2006, Eckstrand saw an opportunity to deploy her clinical research skills in a broader manner, designing systems that automatically move patient data from bedside monitors into research databases.
