The phrase "a broad scope from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the range or extent of something that originates from a particular source or context.
Example: "The research provides a broad scope from various disciplines, allowing for a comprehensive understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "a wide range from" or "a large extent from".
Katie Greening London My choice is The Coffee Story by Peter Salmon (Sceptre), which is witty, deliciously nasty, highly intelligent, and has a broad scope, from 19th-century Europe to America in the 1970s.
The agency's work in literacy covers a broad scope from early childhood through adolescence.
The potential clinical application of NGS has a broad scope ranging from full human genome profiling to investigation of the microbiome and includes applications such as biomarker discovery, patient diagnosis, prediction of drug response and patient stratification for clinical trials.
"Paul is the first person to identify families of color on such a broad scope," gathering material from entire states rather than just a county or two.
The institute currently supports a broad scope of research, from molecular epidemiology studies of environmental risk and protective factors for PD to basic laboratory investigations aimed at developing new animal models, understanding the role of mitochondrial oxidative damage in vulnerable cell populations, and defining transport mechanisms for toxicant entry to the brain.
University of Maine researchers defined hazing as a broad scope of behaviors, anything from being made to sing alone in front of a group to sleep deprivation.
Through a broad scope of designing work, from camps for migrant farm workers to estate gardens for Hollywood grandees, Mr. Eckbo helped establish modernist landscapes as a norm in gardening.
Congress needs an Information Age infrastructure that receives a broad scope of credible input from all stakeholders, synthesizes it and provides output that facilitates a comprehensive, common understanding of the issues so leaders can deliberate and develop sound public policy.
