The phrase "a broad range of dimensions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various aspects or factors of a particular subject, indicating diversity or variety.
Example: "The study explores a broad range of dimensions related to human behavior, including psychological, social, and cultural factors."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of aspects" or "a diverse set of factors."
These 'object-vector cells' are tuned equally to a spectrum of discrete objects, irrespective of their location in the test arena, as well as to a broad range of dimensions and shapes, from point-like objects to extended surfaces.
Generic instruments cover a broad range of dimensions and allow comparisons between different groups of patients.
The checklist was designed to identify a broad range of dimensions within these programs and assess how included dimensions were integrated within reviews.
It captured patient descriptive information and elicited patients' experiences of the practice's performance on measures covering a broad range of dimensions of health care service delivery.
The former covers a broad range of dimensions, enable the comparison between groups of patients with different diseases, and facilitate the detection of problems or unexpected effects [ 7].
Generic measures may be useful for capturing the additional HRQL deficits associated with comorbidities, such as cardiovascular disease and depression, as they encompass a broad range of dimensions or attributes of HRQL.
What firms like JANA bring to the table is a very sophisticated process for identifying undervalued companies and increasing their value by improving their performance — now across a broader range of dimensions.
This study also shows that the greater the progress in the implementation of the model (as in the case of the organisations with Gold Q Awards compared to those with Silver Q Awards), the greater the differences in terms of staff satisfaction with the less advanced organisations (those without any external recognition) and in a broader range of dimensions.
These two spirituality instruments were chosen as they measured a broad range of spiritual dimensions, and have strong psychometric properties.
Generic measures cover a broad range of HRQoL dimensions in a single instrument and are applicable in a wide variety of populations, but they are less responsive than specific tools that focus on a particular disease or symptom.
Research that seeks to understand the experience of HIV as an episodic illness should consider a broad range of disability dimensions including the physical, cognitive, and mental health consequences of HIV.
