The phrase "a broad willingness" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a general openness or readiness to do something, often in a context where multiple options or actions are being considered.
Example: "The committee expressed a broad willingness to explore new initiatives that could benefit the community."
Alternatives: "a general readiness" or "a wide openness".
Researchers from the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health surveyed parents at four urban public elementary schools and found a broad willingness to participate in efforts to improve safety but uncertainty about the best way to do so.
To improve their situation, there seems to be a broad willingness to comply with low wages, under the minimum wage level, which shows the significance of dual frames of reference.
Leaving aside their motives, our respondents showed a broad willingness to contribute to biobanking schemes, with 91% of the students reportedly prepared to donate their samples for research purposes, as previously reported in another study on Italian people's attitude to this issue (Porteri et al. 2014).
The interviewees also expressed a broad willingness to work together to improve bi-national collaborative mechanisms.
Research has suggested that US adults seem to possess a broad willingness to comply with response strategies that include social distancing, although some segments of the population will likely be less able to comply with isolation recommendations (8 ), particularly those related to isolation from the workplace.
It remains to be seen whether Kmiec is an anomaly or if he represents a broader willingness by Christian conservatives to reconsider their Republican fealty.
"In Germany there is a touching, spontaneous and broad willingness to help refugees," he said.
Those numbers make Argentina — a country still brooding over its economic decline from a century ago — a world leader, at least when it comes to people's broad willingness to bare their souls.
This broad willingness to look at the issue, at least cosmetically, is revealing.
The seeming inevitability of all of this stems from Trump's broad willingness to embrace shaky or erroneous information for his own political benefit.
Methodical workplace organizing, paired with a broad vision and willingness to fight for it, will not win every time.
