The phrase "a broad range of work" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of tasks, responsibilities, or projects that cover different areas or fields.
Example: "In my current role, I am responsible for a broad range of work, including project management, client communication, and team collaboration."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of work" or "a diverse set of tasks".
FINALISTS -- Andrew H. Malcolm of The Los Angeles Times, for a broad range of work; Andrés Martinez of The New York Times, for editorials on the effects of America's agricultural trade policy around the world.
Still, he's been on the scene, producing a broad range of work within the studio and arthouse spheres, for over 25 years, with only a pair of writing nominations from the Academy until now.
It's the largest exhibition space in the world dedicated solely to photography, and it displays a broad range of work, including some of the medium's most iconic, instantly recognisable images.
The data for the analysis is taken from the Dutch Labour Supply Panel (Arbeidsaanbodpanel, AAP), a biennial panel survey of a representative sample of Dutch households (Sociaal en Cultureel Planbureau (SCP) 2015).7 The panel survey is conducted to study developments in labour market behaviour and working conditions in the Netherlands and covers a broad range of work- and life-course-related items.
This intimate program features a broad range of works, including the "Flute Variations" (1971) and "Ziji" (1987).
July 31 2012 August 1 1 2012 The annual series, as we've come to expect, blends the Salzburg wonder's music with a broad range of works by both historical and contemporary composers of note.
Consequently, the design criterion of HLRG based on a broad range of working condition is essential and urgent to the development of air cooled lithium bromide water double effect absorption chiller.
The performance of the SMC plus PDIC is verified for its robustness to perform over a broad range of working conditions in MATLAB/Simulink models as well as in the experimental with the comparative study of a SMC plus proportional-integral-controller (PIC).
These policies, too, would benefit a broad range of working people.
For their inaugural exhibition, they have curated a broad range of works by GIF-iti pioneer, INSA, as well as Broken Fingaz, Rone, Peter Drew, John Fekner, Olek, Swampy, and more.
Her research shows that Quinn was acquiring work from British colonial Nigeria and the Belgian Congo, which suggests that by this point dealers in New York had access to a broader range of work.
