The phrase "a broad range of elements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of components, factors, or items within a particular context.
Example: "The study examined a broad range of elements that contribute to climate change, including greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of elements" or "a diverse array of elements."
As detailed above, the BioC data model is capable of representing a broad range of data elements from a collection of documents through passages, sentences, down to annotations on individual tokens and relations between them.
The systems described in this paper achieve a high level of performance through many shared characteristics, including the collection of a broad range of data elements and incorporation of robust quality assurance mechanisms, efficiently facilitated by electronic data collection at the point of care.
TM has a broad range of characteristics and elements which earned it the working definition from the World Health Organization (WHO).
The results can be applied to a broad range of load bearing stone elements such as columns, beams and vaults.
Sir Colin did justice to this broad range of elements, and the orchestra responded with a transparent reading that had a clear sense of sweep.
The framework we offer attempts to capture the broad range of elements required for effective introduction of global health products into local institutional and consumer markets.
The Class II ERVs (~4% of the genome), annotated as ERVK in RepeatMasker, is believed to be younger than Class III ERVs [ 16] and consists of a broad range of clades, including the IAP elements (Intracisternal A-type Particles).
The described approach is generic in nature and can be used for a broad range of novel ecosystems and urban green elements.
We show that this decrease in sensitivity with increasing disparity holds for our stimuli, containing many stimulus elements, a broad range of disparities, and unrestricted viewing time and fixation.
Such regulatory elements present a broad range of targets: it is believed that a single miRNA can regulate the expression of as many as 200 genes [ 4].
