The phrase "a broader drive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a more extensive or comprehensive effort or initiative in a particular context.
Example: "The organization is launching a broader drive to promote sustainability across all departments."
Alternatives: "a wider initiative" or "a larger campaign".
Thursday's summit is part of a broader drive to end the free ride Republicans have enjoyed in opposition.
The British defense cuts are part of a broader drive by the coalition government led by Prime Minister David Cameron to reduce Britain's annual government deficit of $240 billion, one of the highest deficits in Europe.
The move to embrace Cyrillic addresses, along with other scripts like Arabic and Chinese, is part of a broader drive by Icann to open up the domain naming system, an initiative that also has its critics.
The tests, conducted on Friday, are part of a broader drive within the navy to run 50% of its fleet on a mix of renewable fuels and nuclear power by 2020.
Gallo entered the French market four years ago, part of a broader drive by California wineries to increase sales to Europe, and the decision to go after the cream of the restaurant trade came after initial success in getting its bottles on the shelves of French supermarkets and wine stores.
The deal, which will require both sides to share financial and tax information, is part of a broader drive by Pope Francis to clean up the Vatican bank, or the Institute for Works of Religion IORR) as it is formally known.
The ruling terminated a broad drive to obtain that result, but the fragmented nature of the Court's multiple opinions precluded a satisfactory evaluation of the constitutional implications of the case.
These statistics are being released as part of a broad drive by NHS England towards opening up health service performance information.
These individual victories are part of a broader movement driven by savvy organizations and consumers who find success communicating on their own terms.
Starting about 30 years ago, as illegal immigration began to swell, building maintenance contractors in big immigrant hubs like Los Angeles started hiring the new immigrant workers as part of a broader effort to drive down labor costs.
