The phrase "a broad one is" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when referring to a general or wide-ranging concept or idea, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "In the context of cultural studies, a broad one is necessary to encompass the diverse perspectives and experiences of different communities."
Alternatives: "a wide one is" or "a general one is".
Second, the real question should be a broader one: is there aberrant activation of the Wnt signaling pathway in human breast cancer, whether through ligand overexpression or mutation of downstream cellular components?
Literally and philosophically, at a granular level and a broad one, this is incorrect.
This question is undoubtedly a broad one, but it is very important to consider when making your decision.
…My interpretation of the prodigal spirit is a broad one — yes, at times it's wasteful and disloyal and insensitive to others, but it's also driven by unanswerable longing and by an inability to fit neatly into the life that was limned for you at birth.
In accordance with previous research done by Pajchel et al. [34], 31P BD NMR signals were fitted using two lines: a narrow one, which corresponds to the nuclei of phosphorus-31 originating from inside the crystal, and a broad one, which may be attributed to the nuclei of phosphorus-31 located in the hydrated surface layer.
The second is that the obligation is a broad one, extending beyond the traditional duty to shareholders to other societal groups such as customers, employees, suppliers, and neighboring communities" (Jones, 1980, p.59 60).
The approach is a broad one, psychoanalytic, anthropological, even literary-critical, with emphasis on where the creative urge comes from – being an only child helps – and how it is indulged, the wellsprings of creativity and its workings, too.
The notion of centrality is intended to be a broad one, and refers to the extent to which a given street features in activity patterns.
And the best part is that this can be used with any type of log in — it can be a broad one like OpenID, or specific ones like a blog or even Facebook, Twitter, etc — again, if those sites were to implement something like this.
The term "yoga" is a broad one, and it doesn't mean to just stand on your head.
