The phrase "a broad range of settings" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing various environments or contexts in which something occurs or is applicable.
Example: "The study was conducted in a broad range of settings, including urban, suburban, and rural areas."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of contexts" or "a diverse array of environments."
But, as Professors Chemerinsky and Fisk make clear, let's not underestimate them either, not when they're successful in a broad range of settings.
We've also created a database of evidence-based programs for reducing teen pregnancies in a broad range of settings and communities.
Obtaining primary data from a broad range of settings on the other hand is logistically impractical.
The EPOCH instrument will enable further research on environmental determinants of health for population studies from a broad range of settings.
The EPOCH instrument will further research in the field of environmental determinants by making possible the examination of the nature and strength of the relationship between community-level factors and individual health for population studies from a broad range of settings.
The hierarchical structure of SNIPS is intended to be relevant to a broad range of settings.
The study underlines the need for further comparisons in a broader range of settings involving additional techniques, and it suggests several concrete experiments and other paths for further work.
The SPI, which is more accurate in terms of measuring the scope of PCPs' practice, is also applicable to a broad range of practice settings because it consists of three subdomains that enable application of each subscale to different primary care settings.
By integrating data on the distribution of metagenomes sampled from a broad range of hydrothermal settings with genetic analysis of the most highly conserved genes in those systems, we have begun to recustruct a history of the co-evolution of life and environment in the greater YNP system.
