The phrase "a broader quality of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a more extensive or comprehensive aspect of a particular quality or characteristic.
Example: "The study aims to assess a broader quality of education that includes not only academic performance but also social and emotional development."
Alternatives: "a wider aspect of" or "an expanded dimension of".
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.
For major chronic conditions like diabetes, financial incentives should be seen as part of a broader quality improvement strategy [ 26].
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.
In fact, until 1992 studies that considered the impact of nausea and vomiting on a broader, multidimensional measure of quality of life were lacking.
"We know that our metropolitan audiences are seeking a broader mix of quality local news and information at that time relevant to their commute home," Mason said.
By dropping the domain on Harmonization of Man and Society and Harmonization between Man and Nature, the coverage of ChQOL became narrower and focused more on health status rather than a broader sense of quality of life.
In addition, scores from a broader measure of quality of life intended for health and social care evaluations, the ICECAP [ 14], will be examined.
Unlike other instruments, the WHOQOL-BREF takes a broader concept of quality of life, which is not restricted to health-related aspects.
These interviews, separate from those conducted early in the project to inform the exposure assessment, are designed to provide a broader understanding of quality of life and a view of more dimensions of the poultry workers' lives.
