The phrase "a process that broadly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a process that encompasses a wide range of aspects or is applicable in a general sense.
Example: "The study outlines a process that broadly addresses the various factors influencing climate change."
Alternatives: "a method that generally" or "a procedure that widely".
As tumors progress, a subset of epithelial cancer cells may attain attributes of mesenchymal cells, a process that is broadly referred to as an oncogenic EMT.
It's a process that starts out broadly, with a lot of people involved in brainstorming and allowing the idea to reach its (usually) logical conclusions, and then the team narrows as the concepts are refined, and then begins to broaden again as we approach a marketable end product.
That is a process that provides a way for communities to think about and plan more broadly for how they want to look and function, how densely they should be developed and how much traffic they can bear.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.10874.002 Neuronal cell fate specification is a multistep process that can be broadly divided into two stages, early specification of neural progenitor cell identity and postmitotic differentiation of neuronal subtypes.
However, modification of the 3′ terminal nucleotide within various RNA molecules is a general and conserved process that broadly modulates RNA function in all kingdoms of life.
The Common Core standards were not written in conformity with the ANSI standard-setting process that is broadly recognized across every field of endeavor.
To identify biomarkers for prostate cancer aggressiveness, we developed a selection and evaluation process that could be broadly applicable across diseases and conditions.
You now have to start the formal process, and what that broadly means is you just submit all the same information again, and it will look at it more seriously.
More broadly for the euro zone, the process of deleveraging, as Vincent Reinhart and I have stressed, is a multiyear process that takes up the better part of a decade in the wake of severe financial crises.
When asked for comment on the emails broadly, Walker campaign spokesman Jonathan Wetzel said, "The recently released communications of a county staffer from several years ago are part of a legal process that was completed early last year.
