The phrase "a broad representation from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse or wide-ranging group of individuals or entities that are included in a particular context or discussion.
Example: "The conference featured a broad representation from various industries, ensuring a rich exchange of ideas."
Alternatives: "a wide array of representatives from" or "a diverse group from".
Gene ontology analysis showed a broad representation from across the functional spectrum with specific ontologic classes, such as coagulation and inflammatory response, metabolism, development, and cell communication (see Table S1).
This was both a top-down and bottom-up process considered to be important in such development work [ 44], and the project had a broad representation from hospitals, primary care and patient organizations to ensure that all the different perspectives were taken into consideration.
Beyond the numbers, these students, for whom the Lemann Scholarships are designated, increasingly reflect a broader representation from Brazil, coming from diverse backgrounds and geographies.
It is also the first to include a broad representation of FN communities from across the country.
To our knowledge, there have been no other studies on HBV knowledge and practices performed on such a broad representation of health professionals from different provinces in China.
However we did succeed in including a group of nurse midwives who represent a broad representation of the Public Health Centres in the Districts, from junior to senior level, from non-coordinator to coordinator.
Global Standards for the undergraduate, post graduate and continuing medical education were developed by three international task forces with a broad representation of experts in medical education from all six WHO/WFME Regions [ 6].
However, our institution is similar to other academic medical centers in that faculty have trained in a broad representation of training programs and residents come from a wide range of medical schools throughout the United States.
There was a broad representation of all clinical specialties with participating doctors from all major clinical specialties (Table 1).
As before, we use surveillance data from FluNet/WHO to obtain a broad representation of the seasonal patterns in each community.
The children were selected from a large orthopedic unit located in a tertiary medical center and from different physiotherapy clinics, to obtain a broad representation of children with knee injuries.
