The phrase "a broad range of age" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a broad range of ages." You can use it when discussing diversity in age groups within a certain context, such as demographics or participation in an event.
Example: "The survey included participants from a broad range of ages, ensuring that the results were representative of the entire population."
Alternatives: "a wide age spectrum" or "a diverse age range."
Its viewers span a broad range of age and race.
Like all of Wright's games, Spore is likely to attract a broad range of age groups.
It's the computer as an amplifier of your imagination". Like all of Wright's games, Spore is likely to attract a broad range of age groups.
And unlike traditional computer games, which are played mostly by young men, leisure games draw women and men in about equal numbers across a broad range of age groups.
As for cross-sectional studies, 26 and 21 studies on cat and dog exposure, respectively, are included in this review, which cover a broad range of age groups and geographical areas, and reported inconsistent results.
Glycine was its own factor.Metabolic profiling and factor analysis identified clusters of related metabolites of lipid and AA metabolism that were consistently associated with age and body mass in a series of studies with a broad range of age, body mass index, and health status.
Since the study included men and women of a broad range of ages, the findings are likely to be generalizable to middle-aged Japanese.
Since the life-span-extending effects were seen throughout the study population, says Harrison, rapamycin must be altering some fundamental aging mechanism that drives a broad range of age-related defects.
This study was designed to examine the effects of arsenic on a broad range of age-specific behaviors including basic sensory-motor responses in neonates, locomotor activity and grip strength in juveniles, and operant measures of learning and attention in adults.
Good for: A broad range of ages (8-16 years) for those wanting to get first-hand stage experience.
