The phrase "a more broad scale" is not correct; it should be "a broader scale." You can use the corrected phrase when discussing the extent or range of something in a comparative context.
Example: "We need to analyze the data on a broader scale to understand the overall trends."
Alternatives: "a wider scale" or "a larger scale."
On a more broader scale, we must work diligently to empower community and religious leaders, persons affected by the disease, and organizations working at the grassroots level to disseminate clear and concise information about EVD transmission and prevention, while also promoting stigma reduction (50).
Now she is making a name for herself on a more broad commercial scale with a lot of more dance-driven stuff, and she is just an incredible singer.
Resolving funding issues will require greater consideration by governments and industry groups of their social responsibilities to communities and the environment; particularly as this social learning model is posited for more broad-scale use in providing multi-level governance linkages and as a basis for targeting interventions to address policy gaps or failure.
And you can amplify the message through social channels to encourage even more broad-scale social change.
Although the limitation of the MeDIP technique is that is does not enable the evaluation of individual cytosines, it does allow more broad-scale haplotype methylation differences to be identified, such as those driven by CpG-SNPs [14], [47].
It is also possible, however, that the lower relative abundance of microsatellites could obscure a more general broad scale association than we were able to detect, since several repeat types have higher mean frequencies in hotspot flanking regions but are too sparse for statistical significance.
The wide range of methods used in sampling makes anything more than broad scale comparisons across the entire dataset difficult.
I want to have an impact on a broad scale.
The result has been less a case of anticompetitive behavior and more an instance of self-interest on a broad scale.
Often, the result has been evolutionary change at a fast pace and on a broad scale.
