The phrase "a broader space" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an area that is more extensive or inclusive than another.
Example: "In order to foster creativity, we need to create a broader space for collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a wider area" or "a larger environment".
The draft pulls ICT into a broader space, allowing students to be creative and inventive.
This is a broader space: it is opening up for movies and TV shows".
Women's rights activists say the key to securing a broader space in the Iranian political sphere is to nurture a dialogue that bridges deep-seated factional divides.
It is too early to tell whether she has the creative power to show a way out of the current situation or open up a broader space in rap for women generally.
"Certainly I wish there was a broader space of consensus that would turn the formation of the committee into a celebration in which all segments of the society participate," he said.
We need an education system that allows art and science to be taught alongside each other; those countries who allow this to happen will grow and thrive, and those that don't will be passive consumers". The draft pulls ICT into a broader space, allowing students to be creative and inventive.
We noticed that the spacing of chemosensory bristles in Wnt6KO wings tends to be less precisely specified, with a reduced average distance and a broader spacing distribution, compared to controls.
"It gives a broad space for tyranny," Gaber Gad Nassar, a member of the assembly that drafted the document, told me.
Short-pulse fibre lasers are a complex dynamical system possessing a broad space of operating states that can be accessed through control of cavity parameters.
"The last time that I remember such a broad space was when there were marches against the privatisation of healthcare [in 2007]," he said.
But in a broad space outside those inner security rings, near the arena, in a large area loosely known as the event zone, guns will be allowed in an open-carry situation and, with a valid permit, to be carried while concealed.
