The phrase "a broad need for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a wide-ranging or significant requirement for something in various contexts, such as business, education, or social issues.
Example: "There is a broad need for improved mental health services in our community."
Alternatives: "a significant demand for" or "a wide-ranging requirement for".
For these reasons, there is a broad need for alternative ways to model human diseases in vitro in order to accelerate the development of new drugs and advance personalized medicine.
"Companies need scientists with a broad background in several disciplines, but they have a broad need for scientists with special skills as well," says Chris Jock, vice president and general manager of scientific staffing firm Kelly Scientific Resources.
Respondents identified a broad need for national statistics, a dimension covering a range of parallel issues, including the need for benchmarking, national registries, epidemiological statistics, and capacity for information technology and data management.
But there is a broader need for scientists to study these systems in a manner that is independent of the Facebooks of the world".
Founded in 2010, Cellogic had been working on a content discovery network for mobile called Nextap, but along the way realized there was a broader need for a deep linking service.
"What this really revealed is a broader need for an independent investigation," Wiles said.
Such systems may improve the rural health care situation for village doctors in Bangladesh where there is a broader need for an efficient epidemic surveillance system for rural Bangladesh.
However, preference for study leave seems to indicate a broader need to consider mechanisms for professional mobility, upgrading skills and status for COs.
But it did say that the failures pointed to a much broader need for oversight and better internal controls in training, certification, communications and standards for patient care.
Therefore, what is required and what EMPRES promotes, is to address a broader need than simply a requirement for "emergency prevention" and this leads to confusion over exactly how broad is the mandate of EMPRES.
