The phrase "a relatively broad area" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a space or topic that is wide-ranging or extensive in scope.
Example: "The research covers a relatively broad area of environmental science, including climate change, biodiversity, and pollution."
Alternatives: "a fairly wide range" or "a somewhat extensive field".
However, the dynamics of these simulations are very different because the Campbell Plateau and Chatham Rise east and southeast of New Zealand are rare features of the world ocean where the topography intrudes into the stratified water column over a relatively broad area but lies deeper than the nominal 200 m depth of the continental shelf break, violating a limitation of the two-layer theory.
After mild MCAO in general a relatively broad area of partial MAP2 degradation was revealed.
Three populations (1, 5 and 8) were distributed over a relatively broad area of central and western Europe.
In contrast, if myelin pallor is broadly dispersed, the affected cells also tend to be scattered in a relatively broad area (Fig. 1d).
It is difficult for an automatic algorithm to detect the exact two-dimensional contour with high repeatability when the OS thickness is very thin over a relatively broad area.
Prior to photobleaching, Sas-4-mCherry appeared as a single tight spot, presumably localising to the two centrioles (Gopalakrishnan et al., 2011; Fu and Glover, 2012; Mennella et al., 2012), which cannot be resolved with a standard confocal microscope; GFP-Cnn and Spd-2-GFP occupied a relatively broad area around the centrioles, consistent with their known PCM localisation (Conduit et al., 2014b).
New Rochelle has several successful shopping centers with large national retailers as tenants, but they are on the outskirts of the city, where they offer ample parking and draw from a relatively broad geographic area.
However, exploration of these results showed relatively broad areas predicted as suitable, suggesting that a more conservative definition of suitable habitat was desirable.
The great north-south extent, relatively broad areas of continental shelf, proportionally large runoff from land, and circulation patterns are all factors that have given the Atlantic a proliferation of plant (i.e., algae) and animal species that is second only to that of the Pacific among the world's oceans.
In conclusion, a relatively broader age range, fever and enrolment after year 2008 are independent risk factors for hyperparasitaemia in malarious children in this endemic area.
Were obtained samples with a relatively broad mesopore size distribution having mean diameters close to 4.0 nm and slightly higher external surface areas and lower amounts of strong acid sites than the only microporous ZSM-12 one.
