The phrase "a broad range of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of subjects, topics, or items within a specific context, such as education, research, or content creation.
Example: "The library offers a broad range of material, including books, journals, and multimedia resources for students."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of content" or "a diverse selection of materials."
People report a broad range of material; your mind is perhaps not prepared for it.
Hudson disagreed, describing the honor court training as "extensive" and said it "covers a broad range of material".
Though Hanna has worked with a broad range of material this idea of transformation has remained central to his work including the Bubble Devices and Trike Writer.
Overview of a broad range of material, psychosocial and sociodemographic determinants of positive mental health among people in Europe.
Messages sent to the list cover a broad range of material, both in published and grey literature, and address all aspects of equity in health as well as other health systems topics.
Haber's technique is non-invasive, and as a result it can be adapted to reproduce audio from a broad range of materials.
These assumptions are not too restrictive and the solution appears to be a useful approximation for a broad range of material-mill combinations.
For all designs, mc-Si materials with different excess carrier lifetime distributions are used as simulation input parameters to capture a broad range of materials.
Our observations demonstrate a versatile and convenient route towards rational design of light harvesting nanostructure for high performance plasmonic solar cells based on a broad range of materials.
STEM enables the visualization of the atomic structure in a broad range of materials from oxides to semiconductors and metals, and in many cases allows observation of the evolution of structure under reactive conditions or thermal stimulations [6 11].
The usage of the 3D-Bioplotter®system offers opportunities for fabricating scaffolds from a broad range of materials and for incorporating biological entities such as biomolecules, proteins, and even living cells, into the structures under the physiologically relevant temperature.
