The phrase "a broader problem as" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "This issue is part of a broader problem as it affects multiple sectors."
Alternatives: "a larger issue that" or "a wider concern that".
But if the slipping numbers are more than a blip, and are a sign of a broader problem, as was the case in 1955 , 1980 , 2001and 2009, a more strategic shift in focus for Strip resorts might be on the way.
Vadim Gayevsky, an eminent Russian ballet scholar, said the tension around Ms. Vorontsova is symptomatic of a broader problem, as artists barely out of their teens expect to shoot to the top of the profession.
The Met's memo also placed its financial hardships within the context of a broader problem: "As the global audience for opera continues to decline, the last year has seen the demise of New York City Opera and the collapse of other opera companies in the US and abroad".
The association is untangling broader problems as well, including a legal fight in New York with the administration of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo over an insurance program the N.R.A. offers to gun owners.
As Klein notes, the key here is to approach gun violence as a broader problem afflicting our society, not as a response to any particular isolated incident.
Some see it as a broader problem.
It also highlights what he sees as a broader problem with generalized consent forms: they provide cover for uses of medical records that patients are unlikely to expect.
David Schroeder, vice president of federal relations at the Community Bankers Association of Illinois did not know the specifics of Ms. Wright's case, but said it illustrated a broader problem that Congress needed to consider as its took up the far larger $30 billion small-business program that Mr. Obama proposed in his recent State of the Union message to help create jobs.
If you would like the company to correct a broader problem, state that in your letter as well, but recognize that such a thing may take time.
She believes sex-selective abortion should be seen as part of a broader problem with gender inequality in Armenia.
The book is not, however, without its flaws, one of which stands out as symptomatic of a broader problem with how we think about energy.
