The phrase "a broad range of changes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various modifications, adjustments, or transformations in a particular context, such as business, technology, or personal development.
Example: "The new policy will implement a broad range of changes aimed at improving employee satisfaction and productivity."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of changes" or "a diverse set of changes."
"It's all going to be warm and fuzzy today, and that's probably going to be it". In an 83-page policy questionnaire, Napolitano said she would consider "a broad range of changes" to Bush immigration policies, whose focus on raids, criminal prosecutions and expedited deportation of immigrants has been criticized by immigrant advocates and civil liberties groups as unduly harsh.
The act covers a broad range of changes.
In addition to DNA damage, Cr VI) is able to induce a broad range of changes in the epigenetic machinery.
A broad range of changes was found.
One example of an ENM that undergoes a broad range of changes in environmental systems is AgNPs (see Figure 2 for a schematic).
However, a broad range of change scores were classified as both 'changed' and 'unchanged' by both patients and therapist.
However, it should be noted that the transcription of few genes was investigated, and the resulting phenotypes were the product of a broader range of changes in gene expression.
Because we observed a broad range of SI changes across exercisers (supplementary Fig. 2, available in an online appendix), when evaluating relationships between changes in concentrations of metabolic intermediates and SI, we chose to focus only on those individuals (n = 53) randomly assigned to exercise training.
Mouse and rat transcriptome assays 1.0 are powerful and flexible tools for measuring a broad range of expression changes across the coding and long noncoding regions of the mouse and rat transcriptomes.
Notably several heat shock and DnaJ proteins are shared across the functions of hormone binding and ER stress, suggesting that a broad range of cellular changes are mediated by chaperones.
However, SAM revealed there to be a broad range of oscillatory changes across several regions of the cortex.
