The phrase "a reasonably broad" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that has a wide range or scope, but is still within reasonable limits.
Example: "The study provided a reasonably broad overview of the topic, covering various aspects without going into excessive detail."
Alternatives: "a fairly wide" or "a sufficiently broad".
To enact on a reasonably broad political footing the most sweeping social-reform legislation since the nineteen-sixties after a summer of talk-radio demagoguery and brownshirt-style public meetings is going to require unusual political courage.
Bellwether seats, he says, "are indicative in the sense that the typical marginal has a Labour bit and a Conservative bit, if one is talking about Lab-Con marginals, and so they are, in microcosm, a reasonably broad representation, at least of England".
But there is a reasonably broad consensus that growth will be more sluggish than it might have been, thanks to the lingering effects of the financial crisis and to deteriorating demography, particularly in western Europe.A long period of low rates has profound consequences for savers.
Whatever the ultimate reform, there seems a reasonably broad consensus that the extra point has become almost (but not quite) automatic, and adds little dramatic value to the game.But "almost automatic" and "little dramatic value" are not quite the same thing as automatic and without dramatic value.
It is therefore important for policy analysts to maintain a reasonably broad array of instruments in their tool bag.
This paper offers an overview of findings from the Fair Benchmarking project, and is geared towards a reasonably broad audience as might be interested in comparing the capabilities and performance of Cloud Computing systems.
We have previously identified R-thiomandelate as a promising reasonably broad-spectrum inhibitor of MBLs, combining a thiol functionality which binds simultaneously to the two zinc atoms with a carboxylate function which increases its inhibitory potency [ 21, 27].
Unlike simple discovery of univariate associations, these methods can discover biomarkers (SNPs) in the local pathway of the phenotype (referred to as "local causal biomarkers", see Figure 1 for a graphical representation) under reasonably broad assumptions [ 12- 14].
Preliminary studies using M7 cells [52] challenged with replication-competent HIV-1 viruses carrying a Luc reporter showed that HK20 exhibits reasonably broad neutralization consistent with the results from the HOS cell assay, and similar to Fab HK20 in the TZM-bl cell assay.
But the only one with reasonably broad name recognition is Representative Carolyn B. Maloney of the Upper East Side.
"I think the Fed should have reasonably broad discretion to deal with systemic issues," Mr. Bradfield said.
