The phrase "a broad set of issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wide range of topics or problems that are interconnected or relevant to a particular subject.
Example: "The committee is addressing a broad set of issues related to climate change, including energy consumption, waste management, and biodiversity loss."
Alternatives: "a wide array of concerns" or "a diverse range of topics."
The aggregation of a broad set of issues in forming a left or right political orientation marks a major change in American politics.
A survey released by the Pew Research Centre on May 14th found French attitudes on a broad set of issues no longer in tune with those of Germans.
We even encouraged students to categorize the type of question they were asking — rudimentary, esoteric, abstract, practical, and so on — effectively giving them license to ask questions on a broad set of issues related to a learning topic.
— Inslee focused on climate change during much of a CNN town hall: While the Washington governor made sure to expand on his record and discuss a broad set of issues, he made it clear during Wednesday's CNN town hall that climate change is his priority.
It regularly meets after school to discuss a broad set of issues, ranging from contraceptives, unwanted pregnancy and HIV prevention to life-skills education.
But by using Trump as a vessel to satirize and critique a broad set of issues, including the hypocrisy of cable news owning corporate conglomerates and liberal self-righteousness, Atamanuik was able to make peace with his creation.
"There are a broader set of issues that will be important to commemorate that go beyond simply Al Qaeda," said Benjamin J. Rhodes, a deputy national security adviser.
And it would be easy to extend that same framing to a broader set of issues, from racism to criminal justice reform to climate change, not just gun violence or school shootings.
Therefore, the paper advances the literature beyond studies of unionization's impact on business investment to a broader set of issues on the employment relations features that make organizations ripe for innovation.
