The phrase "a broadcast featuring" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a broadcast that highlights or includes specific content, such as a show, event, or guest.
Example: "The network will air a broadcast featuring interviews with renowned scientists discussing climate change."
Alternatives: "a program showcasing" or "a show highlighting".
In 2008, within 48 hours of a television broadcast featuring a popular televangelist and clerics who argued that Ahmadis should be killed, two members of the community were shot dead in separate incidents.
As the wireless transmission has a broadcast feature, an ongoing transmission collided with a transmission from a hidden terminal can be overheard by the devices located at the transmitter's transmission range.
But according to Paul "it's not as good [as BBM], it's slower, not as reliable" but people use it because it's free and has a "huge" user base, and it has a broadcast feature, at least on the BlackBerry version.
He worked six days a week at the station, and persuaded his station manager to start a Sunday broadcast, featuring Dan Rather.
A few feet south on the sand was the set of NBC's "Today" show, which had come to Miami for a live broadcast, featuring the chefs Giada De Laurentiis, Tyler Florence and Jamie Oliver.
The Sheena Metal Experience The radio personality celebrates her 20th anniversary in L.A. with a live broadcast featuring special guests who include Corey Feldman and Judy Tenuta.
Smith made national headlines in April 2004 when his stations that were affiliated with the ABC network refused to air a "Nightline" broadcast featuring then-anchor Ted Koppel reading the names of U.S. service members who had died in Iraq.
Not long after David Cameron became leader of his party, Labour ran a mocking political broadcast featuring a cartoon character called Dave the chameleon.
While the traditional game broadcast will be available on NBC Sports Washington, NBC Sports Washington Plus will air an augmented broadcast featuring real-time statistics, sports betting information and a "Predict the Game" contest that will prompt viewers to make predictions about the on-court action for the chance to win $500.
Piano Sonata No. 6 premiered in April 1940 on a Moscow radio broadcast featuring Prokofiev himself.
