The phrase "a sweeping profile" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a broad or comprehensive overview of a person, organization, or concept.
Example: "The article provided a sweeping profile of the candidate's career, highlighting their achievements and challenges."
Alternatives: "a broad overview" or "a comprehensive outline".
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Nearly thirty years ago, E. J. Kahn published a sweeping two-part Profile of "60 Minutes" for the magazine, titled "The Candy Factory".
It was the most high-profile case in a sweeping crackdown that saw dozens of activists, dissidents and lawyers held earlier this year.
Now Pauly, a professor at the University of British Columbia and principal investigator at the fisheries research group, the Sea Around Us, has become one of the most high-profile proponents of a sweeping new idea: a global ban on high-seas fishing.
He picks high-profile jobs and then, like a sweeping storm, stirs things up and brings his own brash style of bruising football to town.
"Though the Detroit bankruptcy, along with other high-profile cases such as in Stockton, Calif., had a sweeping negative impact" on municipal markets, Friday's settlement should have a calming effect because it resolves the issue, he said.
In November, then-Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta ordered a sweeping review of ethical training and standards for generals and admirals after high-profile scandals.
Outside, a sweeping mountain view.
But they have a sweeping vision.
A sweeping novel of twentieth-century Poland.
