The phrase "a broader sector" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a larger or more inclusive category within a specific field or industry.
Example: "The new policy will benefit a broader sector of the economy, including small businesses and startups."
Alternatives: "a wider field" or "a larger domain".
"With the growth of the whole information-technology area, increasingly a broader sector of the market has those characteristics," said Jon B. Kutler, head of Quarterdeck Investment Partners, a West Coast investment banking firm.
Vodafone dipped 0.2p to 225.8p, but analysts at JP Morgan Cazenove looked at the prospects for a re-rating of the mobile phone group's shares: Vodafone shares are up 53% year to date with this reflecting an agreement to sell its Verizon Wireless stake for $130bn and a broader sector rally fuelled by hopes of improving regulation and industry consolidation.
The blue (low eTN) points occupy a broader sector
With these pairs, hes able to place a bet against a specific stock that he thinks is overvalued at the same time as he captures the risk that it will rise in a broader sector rally by owning a better competitor alongside the short.
UNICEF's activities are an essential and integral part of a broader sector that is called 'Mine Action' which deals with ERW in a comprehensive way including demining, victim assistance, stockpile destruction and advocacy.
"A broad sector of blacks not only opposed the Vietnam war, but also wished for a Vietnamese victory.
This has resulted in new insights about a broad sector of society and the giving economy, and produced tools to help improve effectiveness across these sectors.
Mr. Felske dismissed that sort of talk, arguing that technology is a broad sector that offers a manager like him a variety of choices.
There remains a broad sector of Democrats who will reflexively roll their eyes at the notion of Mr. Gore in general, let alone the idea of a political comeback.
German car makers still dominate in the luxury market because they are underpinned by decades of government support for manufacturing as a broad sector covering products from white goods to factory machinery to cars, while a state-level banking system has helped maintain a thriving culture of small-to-medium sized suppliers, or mittelstand.
Too often our still white-dominated, mass entertainment media portrays black men as belonging to one of two groups: a large one of bums, defectives and criminals and a tiny one of magically gifted athletes, musicians and comedians, leaving a broad sector of more or less ordinary black citizens underrepresented.
