The phrase "a broader effect on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on a larger scale or in a wider context.
Example: "The new policy is expected to have a broader effect on the community, improving not just the economy but also social cohesion."
Alternatives: "a wider impact on" or "a more extensive influence on".
This observation about the teams may be obvious, it could have a broader effect on this fixture as a whole.
The deficit reduction plan, which is likely to cut education spending, could have a broader effect on student lending.
Talib has had a broader effect on the defense, too, because he enabled the Patriots to keep Devin McCourty at safety, where they can best take advantage of his range.
At the same time the spread between AAA-rated and lower-rated corporate bonds also widens, a sign that the supply of Treasuries has a broader effect on the price of safer assets.
Nevertheless, the pharmaceutical firms now seem to have little option but to move even further towards some form of differential pricing.This is bound to have a broader effect on how pharmaceutical firms market and sell their drugs around the world.
"What we're seeing is that in addition to simply helping bring kids into the library in the first place, games are having a broader effect on players, and they have the potential to be a great teaching tool," Mr. Martin said.
Moreover, the same sample showed, within the 3rd peak, a smaller amount of polymers with Mw > 50 kDa indicating a broader effect of phosphatidylcholine on the distribution of high and low molecular weight HA polymers.
"The possibility that something might be happening with Lehman is helping stabilize things, since one firm's state can have a broad effect on the entire market".
But the chains already help determine which new works receive the most attention, with a broad effect on popular culture.
Inhibition of HDACs has thus a broad effect on chromatin architecture, and possibly on protein function, and multiple effects on cell growth.
"If the find can be translated to animals, it will be very important," Dr. Prolla said, because it would provide "a starting point in the design of drugs which would have a broad effect on human health, including cancer".
