The phrase "a broader coverage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of information, services, or topics that are included or addressed.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide a broader coverage of health services for all employees."
Alternatives: "wider scope" or "expanded reach".
In the light of the sequence and structural genomic projects, the work presented here shows that modelling approaches along with careful sub-typing of protein families will be a powerful combination for a broader coverage in proteomics.
In order to yield a broader coverage, this paper proposes to strengthen interdisciplinary research by linking agricultural sector models with other model systems like farm-based economical ecological models, regional economic models or landscape information systems.
Second, we aimed at a broader coverage against methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Therefore, semantic relations have a broader coverage than head-dependent relations, since other than head-dependent relations, they also include coordinate relations and discourse relations.
They apply stimuli generator to offer a broader coverage of test cases aiming to confirm the correctness of the chip operation.
Solving the pre-existing condition issue may require a broader coverage base but to me we have the cart before the horse both ethically and politically.
A broad coverage of the discovery of SOS mutants, structural aspect of these genes and the latest developments in the field of SOS1 SOS5 has been described.
A proper fit is typically defined as a small and uniform distance between the helmet liner and the wearer's head shape, with a broad coverage of the head area.
This research has received a broad coverage in literature, and several recent publications (including reviews in Progress in Materials Science) provide a very good introduction to the history, the current status, and the potential applications of SPD technologies.
