The phrase "a broader visibility" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the need for increased awareness or exposure in a particular context, such as marketing, research, or social issues.
Example: "The new campaign aims to create a broader visibility for local artists in the community."
Alternatives: "greater exposure" or "wider awareness".
He said he had no desire to run for office because it could make him beholden to a specific political party, thus curbing the broader visibility he now has.
To simplify management of this multi-vendor engine, you need to gain broader visibility across the environment and the support functions.
A transparent roof will provide broad visibility to the leafy park above, which is meant to serve as a sort of urban retreat and amphitheater.
At the same time, their self-appointed roles have given them broad visibility and recognition in a country with few well-known political leaders.
It gives me broad visibility".
After all they, too, are interested to give their research broad visibility, as scholarship requires effective communication, [12] and the effectiveness of communication lies in the feedback it generates.
Isolated tissue are preferred over intact animals, as many experiments on isolated tissues permit easy of handling, broad visibility, requirement of small amounts of drug and low possibility of interferences in absorption and metabolism.
The marketing partnership between Hublot and Ferrari is extensive and part of a broader strategy for raising visibility.
A wave of recent industry consolidation has given airlines greater visibility over a broader swath of the market, making it easier for them to manage the supply — and the prices — of available seats.
Successful transportation management (and greater visibility) needs a broader perspective than is normally possible in the crush of day-to-day operations.
