The phrase "a broader involvement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or scope of participation in a particular activity or context.
Example: "The project aims to encourage a broader involvement of community members in local decision-making processes."
Alternatives: "wider participation" or "greater engagement".
Opposition critics have described the two as "narconephews" and said the case signalled a broader involvement of Venezuelan authorities in smuggling drugs from neighbouring Colombia to the US and Europe.
The local participatory processes emerging from the LTPs constitute a first step towards a broader involvement of citizens in transportation planning.
RRI approaches still need some common ground, and I want here to make the case for establishing philosophy of science research as a central feature of RRI, not least because openness, transparency, and a broader involvement in research and innovation will require methods, assumptions, and values in research to be explicit, understood, and discussed.
The two differ on the 1-10 ScorecardcorEliot: Eliot sees it as a 1, Ron potentially a 6 if the facts show a broader involvement by the White House.
An important prerequisite for a broader involvement of bilateral and multilateral donor support to HRH appears to be donor coordination and sustained funding.
A broader involvement of additional metals is suggested by the growth defect of a Malaysian isolate in high-copper medium (Hodgins-Davis et al. 2012).
However, without a broad involvement of stakeholders, land use conflicts, and social and cultural conflicts in general, may increase.
Two case studies from the chemical industry provide interesting viewpoints on the organization of POEM: creating sufficient flexibility, a broad involvement across functions, and a managerial ability to identify and build the required capabilities are proposed as important factors in the process of organizing POEM.
The great progress achieved in both the technology of metal nanostructures with necessary parameters and in theoretical modelling of many particular problems has led to a broad involvement of plasmon-mediated phenomena in the fields of optoelectronics, medical diagnostics and treatment, sensor technologies, etc. [5, 7].
The results also demonstrate the implication of the brainstem in mediating these responses in humans and speak for a broad involvement of light in the regulation of brain function.
A key characteristic of GRACE is to allow for a broad involvement of stakeholders and to ensure utmost transparency of the research process.
