The phrase "a broad range of press" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of media outlets or publications that cover different topics or perspectives.
Example: "The conference attracted a broad range of press, including newspapers, magazines, and online news platforms."
Alternatives: "a wide array of media" or "a diverse selection of publications."
While Mrs. Romney is doing most interviews with her husband, Mrs. Obama has agreed to a broader range of press interviews with and without her husband.
Reporters from a broad range of established press agencies, the Associated Press to Fox News, have been labelled by U.S. officials as traitors and/or in violation of laws in providing support to terrorist organizations.
Memoirs by particularly controversial or high-profile individuals will often become bestsellers, in some cases overnight, and draw the attention of a broad range of national and international presses.
Other analysts said the United States should not use a specific grievance over housing units to press a broad range of extremely difficult issues with Israel.
Reading a broad range of sources including academic papers, lay press, websites, industry publications and so on to produce a 'first reading'.
One of the most worrying aspects regarding this absence is that the list is spread across such a broad range of media sectors, including radio, television, advertising, press and PR, new media and publishing.
But in recent weeks, relations have become strained, leading some businessmen to express concern about government policies.On September 11th Li Keqiang, the prime minister, welcomed ever-eager foreign investors to a forum in the north-eastern city of Dalian, promising that his new government will press on with a broad range of market-friendly economic reforms.
The letter, signed by a broad range of groups representing public and private institutions, urged university presidents to press Ms. Feinstein directly to drop her proposal.
Dealing with a broad range of issues, blogs became a vehicle for dissidents to circumvent censorship, especially following the clamp down on the reformist press in 2000.
A few days after the press conference in Federal Hall, a public meeting was held at the Javits Center to hear a broad range of responses to the new proposals.
