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The phrase "a broad street" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a street that is wide or spacious, often in the context of urban planning or describing a location.
Example: "The city is known for its beautiful parks and a broad street lined with trees."
Alternatives: "a wide street" or "a spacious street."
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I. line going west through what appears to be a broad street.
This house is on a broad street lined with large older homes.
An 1851 directory lists the occupant as Charles Rolfe, a Broad Street lumber dealer.
The cab rumbles down a broad street just to the south of Manchester city centre, of the sort even its planner would struggle to love.
Fulton Street, a broad street with good subway access, would be rezoned for denser apartment buildings, while brownstone blocks would have new limits on building heights and design.
It began with the protest a year ago as the police herded tens of thousands of people from Bolshaya Yakimanka, a broad street, into a row of riot police officers who formed a human funnel toward an entrance to Bolotnaya Square where there were not enough metal detectors.
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"It was the tail end of six years of work on Malcolm X Boulevard, from subway and sewer improvements to a broader street, and they wanted to be done with it.
The only way into the neighborhood by car is St. Charles Place, a welcoming broad street with a landscaped center strip.
One of the show's best video moments shows several women covering a long, broad street with these designs just before a huge procession sweeps through.
This 1905 brick building is on a corner lot about a block from Broad Street, a wide commercial road.
There is indeed a station, Broad Street, that is locked on weekends.
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