The phrase "a much broader scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wider range of topics, areas, or possibilities in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy will have a much broader scope, addressing not only environmental issues but also social and economic factors."
Alternatives: "a significantly wider range" or "a considerably larger extent."
These changes permitted brokers to make a much broader scope of riskier investments using client monies.
The national budgets therefore have a much broader scope than in countries where most economic activity is in the private sphere.
The dynamics that comes to play with predicting performance is just as interesting as it is deserving of a much broader scope for further research.
This paper presents a novel concept that extends the theoretical basis of force flow analysis to a much broader scope, referred to as effort flow analysis, addressing component combinations having varying degrees of relative motion.
"She's been writing for this record for over two years so this is album is going to have a much broader scope than her previous work," said Michael Morris, the co-director of Artangel, also watching from behind the glass.
In reality, the proposed investigation has a much broader scope than Leveson and would include topics such as fake news and the misuse of data by social media companies, potentially causing headaches for the likes of Twitter and Facebook.
Usage of Reflect has grown rapidly within the life sciences, and while currently only genes, protein and small molecule names are tagged, we plan to soon expand the scope to include a much broader range of terms (e.g., Wikipedia entries).
This should be viewed as an important book of much broader scope than football, but sport was the vehicle through which Long had community leadership thrust upon him.
Walter Stahr's new biography offers an overdue reminder of the much broader scope of his work.
Our method has much broader scope and application than previous alternative exon prediction algorithms.
The combination could lead the Global Fund to fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria to a much broader financing scope.
