The phrase "a broad research program" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive and extensive set of research activities or initiatives within a specific field or topic.
Example: "The university has launched a broad research program aimed at addressing climate change and its impacts on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an extensive research initiative" or "a wide-ranging research project."
This study, in accordance with a broader research program, seeks to develop and test a theoretical competence model and thereby improve current assessment practices.
Three commercial heated cup anemometers are tested together with two ice-free prototypes developed as part of a broader research program focusing on ice-free sensors.
They were not always members of my immediate research group, but they were all a part of the broader research program through which I came into contact with them.
A literature review conducted as part of the broader research program [ 11, 20] focused on peer reviewed papers pertaining to co-occurring mental health and substance use issues; specifically, treatment models or frameworks, service delivery and implementation, and service improvement and management.
BG conducted the literature reviews for the project, participated in conceptual meetings concerning the broader research program, commented on the analytic framework, and edited drafts of the manuscript.
GB conceived of the research question and oversees the broader research program, secured funding for the project, assisted in the development of interview guides and analytic frameworks, and was involved in every stage of the writing of the manuscript.
In terms of future research, CCM programming could benefit greatly from a broad research agenda including exploratory work to further elaborate bottlenecks to supports and quality of CCM as well as controlled trials testing different quality assurance strategies.
This report recommends a broad research framework that can serve as a guide for development of specific research programs within and across disciplines.
When the Inflammation and Host Response to Injury program was launched in 2001, its leaders decided to create a broad research infrastructure with uniform protocols as a first priority.
