The phrase "a set of broader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of concepts, ideas, or categories that are more extensive or inclusive in nature.
Example: "The research aims to explore a set of broader themes related to social justice and equality."
Alternatives: "a range of wider" or "a collection of more extensive".
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.
This process involves reading the data carefully, identifying key issues in them, and then organizing those issues into a set of broader categories.
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".
Indeed, Martin's body seems to signify something to us, it speaks to us and symbolizes a set of broader realities.
The model tested in Vietnam emphasized franchising RHFP within a set of broader clinic services (partial franchising).
Ideally each jurisdiction will incorporate a set of broad global principles, which establish a benchmark of prudent finance.Regulators can also use markets.
Mr. Raichlen recommends a set of broad, flat skewers to prevent food cartwheels and kebab-based aneurysms (Brazilian-style skewers from Onesource, $27 for six).
The narrative moves from a set of broad strokes about character and scene, with throwaway moments and casual statements which sum up and analyse, to aphorisms about life and death and the mystery of time and God.
That's the conclusion of a new congressionally mandated commission that issued a set of broad recommendations today on what the country needs to do to remain competitive in a global economy.
In 29Si NMR spectra, a set of broad signals can be deconvoluted into four peaks at −106, −101, −94, and −89 ppm which in turn correspond to silicon environments of Q4(Si(0Al)), Q3(Si(1Al)), Q2(Si(2and), and Q1(Si(3Al)).
