The phrase "a broad move" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a significant or wide-ranging action or decision, often in a strategic or impactful context.
Example: "The company's decision to expand into international markets was a broad move that aimed to increase its global presence."
Alternatives: "a sweeping action" or "a wide-ranging decision."
High oil prices in the summer of 2008 led to a broad move by the Chinese government to improve energy efficiency and limit oil imports.
But Guanajuato is no anomaly, women's rights advocates and some health officials say, since a broad move to enforce antiabortion laws has gained momentum in other parts of Mexico.
The flattening in imports of reprocessing goods reflects a broad move by many multinational companies to shift entire supply chains to mainland China, instead of merely assembling goods there from components manufactured all over the world.
A slowdown is not a sign of failure, they say; rather, persistent rapid growth suggests unusually good fortune or policy.In China that has meant a broad move toward more liberal markets.
This means that decisions can be based on what is best for our students at this school, rather than having to go along with a broad move made by a whole district of schools.
But Mr. Hevesi had joined a broad move in the pension world to give more business to nontraditional firms, such as hedge funds, which are not required to reveal whom they have paid for consulting work.
A. Occupy is very much a part of a broader move for democracy and economic and social justice.
But even if these anti-takeover movements do prove futile, and don't trigger a broader move to protectionism, that still doesn't make them benign.
But a broader move into the United States could turn Chinese solar panel manufacturers into even fiercer competitors with their American counterparts.
Businesses are also customizing their products more through frequent meetings with clients in other cities, part of a broader move up the ladder toward higher value-added products.
The abandoning of this Rover plant was part of a broader move by BMW to end a disastrous six-year effort to turn the money-losing Rover around.
