The phrase "a broader method" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a more inclusive or comprehensive approach to a particular topic or problem.
Example: "In our research, we decided to adopt a broader method to analyze the data, allowing us to consider various factors that were previously overlooked."
Alternatives: "a more extensive approach" or "a wider strategy."
The company posted a profit of 15 cents a share in the period last year, but it did so using a broader method called pro forma reporting, which generally paints the numbers in a better light.
What distinguishes Baynote is the way it combines multiple sources of evidence, constructs a multidimensional model, and then allows that model to be put to various uses, an approach that points the way to a broader method for understanding many sources of evidence about consumer behavior in a coherent and useful way.
A broader method mix helps meet the individual and varied family planning needs of women and couples.
Major limitations of this study include the lack of a broader method spectrum to prove parenchymal amyloid accumulations in SHRSP and, the absent ability of the used antibodies to distinguish between different forms of Aβ.
Study coauthor Tracey Woodruff of UCSF's Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences and Program on Reproductive Health and the Environment, calls the review "a foundational piece of a broader method that is going to greatly improve our ability to evaluate environmental chemicals".
19 Finally, in the English A&E study cited by Dixon-Woods, 16 observational methods were part of a broader mixed-methods study programme, and were focused on staff communication and triage processes.
Ericsson's original application sought a number of broader methods beyond using the surface layer as a means to shield the second screen, further designs and descriptions highlight using the surface layer as an interactive medium to enter text, see text on maps/images, etc.
This approach suggests a potentially broad method for interrogating enzyme family members, both known and unknown, in cells and proteomic fractions without the need for individual assay development and isolation.
In this paper, findings are reported from selected qualitative elements of a broader mixed methods approach.
This study was part of a broader, mixed-methods evaluation that also included assessments of impact on practice and outcomes.
The paper focuses on one focus group that I conducted as part of a broader mixed-methods study with a group of young, heterosexual men, a youth worker and a sexual health outreach worker.
