The phrase "a broad range of resources" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or diversity of available materials, tools, or support in a particular context.
Example: "The library offers a broad range of resources for students, including books, journals, and online databases."
Alternatives: "a wide array of resources" or "a diverse selection of resources."
The interactive website offers a broad range of resources related to issues of AI and inclusion.
There are a broad range of resources available to you that will assist you in making good academic decisions.
It differs from preceding Paleo-Indian horizons in its orientation toward a broad range of resources, including plant foods, as evidenced by the frequent use of milling stones.
Mobile technology provides them with up-to-date information and immediate access to a broad range of resources unimaginable just a few years ago.
Within the context of our project, we have investigated a more generalized approach in order to be able to address a broad range of resources, not only Grid middlewares.
IBM has been setting its sights on helping customers manage the hybrid cloud world, and today it announced a series of initiatives it hopes will make it simpler to manage a broad range of resources by treating them as a single entity.
Christian covered a broad range of resource-allocation situations, including many that weren't about factories, so I decided that I would just watch the video, look for concepts that were relevant, and think about how I could put those concepts to use in my own factory.
Therefore, in addition to a disease-specific module, the instrument includes a generic module collecting data on a broad range of resource use categories.
A pragmatic approach to handling the issue of cost attribution may be to apply a generic questionnaire collecting data on a broad range of resource-use categories and subsequently to attempt to determine their attribution.
The assignment had been handled by Vox in Stamford, Conn. "We needed a larger agency with a broader range of resources," said Bruce Angus, vice president for marketing at Camdens in White Plains.
