"a broad procedure" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a general or overarching process or set of steps. Example: The company has implemented a broad procedure for handling customer complaints, which includes gathering information, investigating the issue, and offering a resolution.
Its composition is designed to ensure that the committee picks people whom China trusts.Blocking a broader procedure for nomination, however, will not trigger the occupation, unless it precludes any hope of compromise.
Therefore, consideration of PWCD has to be based on a broad diagnostic procedure to exclude all likely differential diagnoses of lobular panniculitis, like infections, certain malignancies, alpha-1-antitrypsin deficiency, pancreatitis, systemic lupus erythematosus and cytophagic histiocytic panniculitis.
The compromise bill permits acquisition of those communications with extraordinarily limited prior review of the broad procedures employed by intelligence agencies.
This systematic process demonstrated that most of the broad procedures and techniques of both IPT and CBT were cross-culturally applicable (Table 3).
The PEO calibration curve was transformed to a PVA calibration curve by application of a broad standard calibration procedure.
A spokeswoman, Libba Letton, said the company would also undertake a broad review of procedures for approving suppliers and scrutinizing the quality of products.
MOSCOW — The United States Army has begun a broad review of procedures used to supply security forces in Afghanistan and Iraq with foreign arms, prompted by an allegation of fraud and questions about the competence of the main private supplier of ammunition to Afghanistan.
A broad range of procedures for lipid extraction are available.
Autologeous reconstruction encompasses a broad range of procedures incorporating the patient's own tissues to recreate the breast.
We have derived and internally validated an index to express the independent association of a broad range of procedures with risk of death in hospital.
