The phrase "a broad range of environments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various settings, contexts, or conditions in which something occurs or is applicable.
Example: "The study was conducted in a broad range of environments, including urban, rural, and coastal areas."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of settings" or "a diverse array of contexts."
And they're screening them and trying to incorporate novel traits into modern varieties to perform well across a broad range of environments.
Found only in the Americas, cacti have adapted to a broad range of environments, with a current count of 1,438 species.
Microalgae are a promising feedstock for biodiesel and other liquid fuels due to their fast growth rate, high lipid yields, and ability to grow in a broad range of environments.
This, together with a high degree of inherent chemical inertness, makes hBN resilient to a broad range of environments such as liquids, and hence applications in sensing where the relatively low refractive index of hBN is beneficial as it leads to large evanescent fields that enhance sensing efficiency.
In a broad range of environments and business lines, we noticed it became even more important to be able to provide goods and services efficiently.
The territories of the Eurasian steppe exhibit a broad range of environments, and we would expect to see significant variation in prehistoric animal husbandry according to the characteristics of the environments and the suitability of different animals to these conditions.
Their major limitation is the breadth with which one can generalize performance to a broader range of environments in which the target individuals may find themselves.
Historically, most recreation therapists worked either in hospitals or in long-term care settings, especially in psychiatric services, physical medicine services, or nursing homes, but today recreation therapists work in a broader range of environments, including inpatient and outpatient health care settings in many service areas, schools, and community or home-based contexts.
If you blend in with "cisnormative" or cisgender standards (both physical features and your overall presentation) you'll more likely be accepted in a broader range of environments.
