The phrase "a process of broadening" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of expanding or enlarging something, such as knowledge, skills, or perspectives.
Example: "The workshop aims to facilitate a process of broadening participants' understanding of cultural diversity."
Alternatives: "an expansion process" or "a widening process".
It also soon became clear that "going to scale" was not a discrete stage but rather a developmental process of broadening work to engage new partners and deepening that work so that there were changes in policy, practice and mindset necessary to produce sustainable change in the way systems and institutions operate.
The start-up is currently in the process of broadening its reach after Marketboomer, an online procurement system owned by Australian stock exchange listed Qanda Technology, took an equity stake in the enterprise.
Before earmarking what we will do with the money from limits on chimerical loopholes, our leaders need to clear the path for the painful process of broadening the tax base.
The pope, broadening a process of reconciliation that began in the 1960's during the Second Vatican Council, has issued apologies before, notably regretting in a 1998 document the failure of many Catholics to help Jews during the Holocaust.
Accurate mRNA profiling of single cells can provide a powerful means of broadening our understanding of fundamental biological processes such as cancer and development.
This process signified the possibility of broadening clinical service offerings.
This finding stresses that health-care seeking is a complex process and underscores the importance of broadening the field of inquiry.
These criteria are designed to support the process of transformation of traditional research sites, with the aim of broadening their scope to a socio-economic dimension.
Such a merging process broadens the coverage of assemblies produced by Trinity.
