The phrase "a broader quality" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing characteristics or attributes that encompass a wider range or are more inclusive than others.
Example: "In evaluating the project's success, we should consider a broader quality that includes not just financial metrics but also social impact."
Alternatives: "a wider attribute" or "a more comprehensive characteristic".
NASA officials in Washington were reluctant to blame either Lockheed Martin or JPL solely for the problem, saying that the error arose from a broader quality control failure.
For major chronic conditions like diabetes, financial incentives should be seen as part of a broader quality improvement strategy [ 26].
The ASCOT necessarily takes a broader quality of life focus including dimensions such as dignity, safety, control over daily life and social participation which are important for older people in both community and residential aged care [ 24, 49].
White said there had been a "broad quality of service issue throughout the retail market.
Even though a top ranked area of socio-economic development in the world, this book shows that poverty, inequality and hardship remain stable structural problems which have to be overcome in order to avoid significant restrictions for a broad quality of life.
Managers articulated a broad quality conceptualization including CE, PS and PE, but also included efficiency and costs.
A broad quality spectrum within the RCT study design and heterogeneity within the applied training strategies was found.
In a first step, a broad quality assessment was conducted based on a number of performance indicators related to four main health service functions: a) leadership, b) resource management, c) environmental safety, and d) service provision.
Several researchers have argued that these instruments are unlikely to be appropriate for assessing the well-being of older people in an aged care context because broader quality of life dimensions are important in this context.
California Cuisine and Just Food traces how a broader food quality agenda emerged over time from land protection, to sustainable growing practices, to food quality and taste, to public health concerns, to equity and justice.
These initiatives have often been associated with a broader educational quality improvement agenda [ 4].
