The phrase "a similar breadth" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing the extent or range of two or more things that share a common characteristic.
Example: "The two studies cover a similar breadth of topics, making them valuable for our research."
Alternatives: "a comparable range" or "an equivalent scope".
I wanted to develop a similar breadth of experience that I could draw on in my professional life whether creating global sales-incentive schemes or trying to get women more involved at work.
Mr. Pittman is now overseeing subscription and advertising sales not only at Time Inc. but for other Time Warner and AOL divisions as well, and Time Inc. executives said that they believed it made sense to have an executive with a similar breadth of editorial responsibility.
Indeed, Orange County has a similar breadth of technology clusters, by our analysis of business development.
The speaker tells the story using vocabulary accessible to anyone with a similar breadth, though not necessarily depth, of scientific knowledge so that all in attendance can bask in the final, glorious revelation.
Bees have excellent color vision (they see a similar breadth of the color spectrum as humans) but it's shifted toward ultraviolet.
These differences could be partially attributed to the fact that few other regional studies comprehensively evaluated a similar breadth of pathogens, and most were restricted to children.
Built by the same team as the Royal Festival Hall and celebrating its fiftieth anniversary, Croydon's Fairfield Halls has yet to enjoy a revamp of similar breadth to its sister venue.
Other studies of a similar phylogenetic breadth [ 26, 27] have found less heterochronies per node than reported here; studies at lower taxonomic levels and on diverse character complexes have found several heterochronic changes at different phylogenetic levels [ 20, 28, 29].
To this end, we designed a novel approach, named 'fixed group analysis (FGA).' Briefly, the genes that showed similar breadth were grouped together.
Perhaps only Walt Whitman whom Mayakovsky passionately admired wrote with similar breadth and exhilaration.
Perhaps only Walt Whitman — whom Mayakovsky passionately admired — wrote with similar breadth and exhilaration.
