The phrase "a broader range of projects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or diversity of projects available or being undertaken in a particular context.
Example: "Our organization is committed to supporting a broader range of projects that address environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "a wider variety of projects" or "a more extensive selection of projects".
He has experience working on a broad range of projects including high-rise buildings, government offices, shopping malls, and warehouses.
A broad range of projects are eligible for CDM accreditation, with the notable exceptions of nuclear power and avoided deforestation projects.
The company has been engaged in a broad range of projects for A.I.D. and other agencies, including the construction of roads, schools and electrical plants in Afghanistan and Iraq.
As a former partner of Loom, which she co-founded with Ralph Nelson in 1993, Raveevarn Choksombatchai co-authored a broad range of projects merging art, architecture, and environmental design.
We are working on a broad range of projects in my group on understanding, recognizing, modeling and rendering materials in the wild.
At the Open Knowledge Foundation we are involved in a broad range of projects that aim to promote or demonstrate the value of open material -- from sonnets to statistics, genes to geodata.
The Donate project is a natural extension of crowdfunding, which has become a valuable source of revenue for a broad range of projects financed on Web sites like Kickstarter.
His body of work includes a broad range of projects with a focus on higher education and institutional, corporate-commercial development, healthcare, and various civic, cultural and government market types.
Her work with colleagues has spanned a broad range of projects including close studies of tsetse immunity, reproduction and symbiosis, tsetse-symbiont and trypanosome interactions, tsetse genomics and population genetics, trypanosome developmental processes in tsetse, and tsetse olfaction.
The center's faculty, scientists, and students participate in a broad range of projects around the world aimed at acquiring a deep understanding of the physics behind controlled fusion and creating validated, predictive models to aid in the development of fusion pilot plants.
