The phrase "a broad mixture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse or varied collection of items, ideas, or elements.
Example: "The festival featured a broad mixture of music genres, from jazz to hip-hop."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of" or "a diverse range of".
Greyhound racing attracts a broad mixture of people: pensioners, families, students, tourists, women on hen parties.
"Because employers were looking for a broad mixture of skills — not a checklist of competencies — they were cautious about attributing value to online course credentials.
A broad mixture of contemporary, modern and historical exhibitions takes place over the course of a week, though the official event lasted from December 4th-7th.
"The Nürburgring is a very challenging track, as it has a broad mixture of corners, which makes car set-up difficult," he said.
"But what we are trying to do is to draw together film professionals with historians and critics, to get a broad mixture of people, because we have what we think is a larger agenda".
Whilst Better Together relies on the support of a broad mixture of large donors and thousands of ordinary people giving what they can, it is clear that the nationalists are almost completely dependent on one source of income".
The Twilight Zone stood out because it had no liquor license, stayed open until after dawn, and attracted a broader mixture of cultures and sexualities than was common at the time.
The EPIPAGE cohort (Etude Epidémiologique sur les Petits Ages Gestationnels) (33) and POPS cohort (Project On Preterm and Small-for-gestational-age infants) (34) consist of a broader mixture of gestational ages (22 32 weeks gestational age).
When multiple bonds react, the result is an unwanted broad mixture of end products, none of which contain just the one specific change desired for making a better drug. .
The Suzuka track is a favorite of many of the drivers for its complexity, its undulating terrain and broad mixture of corners and straights.
The sequential design of pure compounds and blends, and the arbitrary pre-selection of possible mixture ingredients can thus be avoided, making it possible to consider large design spaces with a broad variety of molecules and mixtures.
