The phrase "able to broaden their" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or potential of individuals or groups to expand their knowledge, skills, or perspectives.
Example: "The training program is designed to help participants become able to broaden their understanding of cultural differences."
Alternatives: "capable of expanding their" or "able to enhance their".
She also said she believed that through her relationships with Republicans she might be able to broaden their thinking.
Essentially a post-grunge band, Powderfinger eventually were able to broaden their appeal to both camps, in their home city and beyond.
Mr. Marshall said the so-called advantages of students' being able to broaden their experience through "breadth subjects," and the chance to take three more years to decide on their area of specialization, were outweighed by factors like "the mandatory nature of breadth studies" and "the exorbitant cost associated with studying a postgraduate degree on top of undergraduate studies".
Now, by campaigning for a larger reform that includes a path to citizenship for those working in America without permission, they have been able to broaden their support base; and the scent, albeit faint, of a possible victory is in the air.If so, what next?
But now, with a website, they should be able to broaden their reach.
"They were able to broaden their niche and grind up food that other species struggled to process.
When the Sangiovannis added the other two, they were able to broaden and texturize their music; their live shows have since been winning praise from Connecticut to California, where they recently performed, although the band usually plays no farther west than Chicago.
Whereas an evolutionary gesture is how species evolve to be able to broaden and make more robust their ecology.
By focusing on differentially expressed genes, their protein-binding partners of their products, and utilizing graph theory, we were able to broaden our knowledge of AD's pathogenesis.
However, for some mid-level providers the new context of being able to perform first trimester abortions was seen as "empowering" and an opportunity to broaden their skills base and provide a comprehensive service to women with unplanned pregnancies.
There is nothing untoward about the idea that qualified journalists of diverse races, ages, genders and backgrounds are able to broaden and deepen perspectives and present different and more authentic understandings of their realities.
