The phrase "a broad sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the extensive distribution or dissemination of information, resources, or experiences among a group of people.
Example: "The conference aimed to promote a broad sharing of ideas and best practices among industry leaders."
Alternatives: "widespread distribution" or "extensive sharing".
By the end, Saunders saw, there was a broad, shared landscape between the stories of either a near future or a parallel present, a kind of Saunders-land that is instantly recognisable to his readers.
In the Security Council, and in the administration itself, there remain deep divisions about the extent to which a broader sharing of the burdens in Iraq must go hand in hand with a broader sharing of power and decision making.
In his 1984 presidential bid he registered more than a million voters and won some 3.5m votes; in his 1988 bid, he registered more than 2m new voters and won 7m votes.Mr Jackson, however, believes his energy can now be better deployed on "the next frontier of the civil rights movement: the battle for a broader sharing of economic power and wealth".
During the 1950s our laws and policies ensured a broader sharing of our national wealth for individual and public investments.
In the early stages of that transition, only elites could vote; the franchise gradually widened to include a broader share of the electorate.
To achieve the country's goals of raising living standards for a broader share of the population, cities must be better designed to yield energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
A broader shared neighbors distribution in Modules 1 and 2 indicates high prevalence of shared nodes, suggesting an enrichment for multiple input motifs.
The IC forms collected for this study illustrate a trend towards the broad sharing of samples and data, as 73% of the forms articulated the intention to use the samples for future, possibly unrelated research and 90% expressed the intention to share their research data with other, possibly unaffiliated, researchers.
The integers, together with the operation +, form a mathematical object belonging to a broad class sharing similar structural aspects.
Discordianism is a broad church, sharing an affinity with pretty much any "anti-foundationalist" or flexible and pragmatic philosophy (rather than dogmas, Discordians have catmas, which are temporary and non-binding, to be discarded when no longer useful, and one of a slew of playfully subversive concepts such as pronoia: the irrational belief that the universe is out to help you).
