The phrase "a broadened list of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an expanded or more inclusive collection of items or options.
Example: "The committee has provided a broadened list of resources available for students this semester."
Alternatives: "an expanded list of" or "a more comprehensive list of".
Yet, even with the broadened list of distribution options, sports properties, organizations and individual personalities will ultimately always have to answer one question: how can Twitter best be used in real-time to disseminate information and visually-appealing content for easy consumption?
A broadened idea of what constitutes an interracial relationship also broadens the discussion. .
She has done many things to try to drag the xenophobic party of her father, Jean-Marie, towards the political mainstream: she has shed neo-Nazi and anti-Semitic relics; given the party a fresher, female face; and broadened the list of things it hates, to include not only immigration but globalisation, the euro, Brussels, austerity, free trade, the European Central Bank and more.
He also broadened the list of activities that would qualify as offsets, bringing a potential windfall to farm interests.
WHEN Sanford I. Weill, the chief executive of Citigroup, broadened the list of his possible successors last week, his promotion of Sir Deryck C. Maughan was the biggest surprise.
While the Clinton administration had tried to negotiate a deal that would have ended North Korea's missile sales and production, the Bush administration broadened the list of demands to include the speeding up of nuclear inspections and conventional arms.
Hawaii Attorney General Doug Chin on Thursday notified the U.S. Supreme Court of the state's intention to challenge Trump's latest revised ban ― known informally as Travel Ban 3.0 ― which broadened the list of countries that will be affected by the executive order.
More recent studies have broadened the list of pathogens which EP has been successfully used in vivo to include other viral pathogens such as: Simian Immunodeficiency Virus [15] [18], Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome [19], [20], Influenza [21] [25], West Nile and Japanese Encephalitis [26], [27], as well as Hepatitis B and C [28] [32] and Human Papilloma Virus [33], [34].
Some of the lawyers in the field, including several from Mr. Phillips's firm, played a central role in advising the Securities and Exchange Commission on the rules creating its whistle-blower program, including a provision to broaden the list of who was eligible to file a claim.
At a minimum, analysts say, they want to broaden the list of targets coalition aircraft can attack.
