The phrase "a set of broad" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "broad." It can be used when referring to a collection of items or concepts that are wide-ranging or general in nature, but it needs to be completed for clarity.
Example: "We have a set of broad guidelines that apply to all departments."
Alternatives: "a range of broad" or "a collection of broad".
While her collaborator Dohee Lee provided rhythmic sounds breathed into a microphone, (fascinating small children who happened to be passing by) Halprin worked with participants to build a "score"—a set of broad instructions for directing movement, developed in an iterative conversation among Halprin and the participants.
It produced a set of broad principles for safeguarding the open Internet that address three key international threats to the seamless, interconnected Web.
However, as a set of broad directives, these three goals need to lie at the heart of all future natural resource management decisions.
Breaking with tradition, Clinton did not go on television to announce the strike and lay out a set of broad, righteous objectives worth killing and dying for.
Leadership Labs provides an experiential component to the autumn-quarter curriculum, when students are focused on a set of broad managerial perspectives.
Ideally each jurisdiction will incorporate a set of broad global principles, which establish a benchmark of prudent finance.Regulators can also use markets.
By the writing of his 2003 book, Pathologies of Power, Farmer had moved to a set of broader, agenda-setting interventions, arguing that health issues could only be understood in relation to global power and economy.
Around 40 Democrats — led by Senators Udall, Tom Harkin of Iowa and Jeff Merkley of Oregon — have indicated their support for a set of broader rules changes.
Part of a set of broader principles to guide sustainable development worldwide (formally known as the 1992 Rio Declaration), the polluter pays principle has also been applied more specifically to emissions of greenhouse gases which cause climate change.
Concurrent to this technological revolution are a set of broader socio-economic, geopolitical and demographic developments, each interacting in multiple directions and intensifying each other".
This process involves reading the data carefully, identifying key issues in them, and then organizing those issues into a set of broader categories.
