The phrase "accept a broad range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability or willingness to include various options, ideas, or perspectives.
Example: "The committee decided to accept a broad range of proposals for the new project to encourage diverse ideas."
Alternatives: "embrace a wide variety" or "consider a diverse array".
Instead, he advocates colleges that accept a broad range of students, not just the top academic performers.
Raphael wrote: "We believe our audience is sophisticated enough to accept a broad range of viewpoints, and we are loth to censor or avoid significant works of literature because they might be controversial".
Though the wines could accept a broad range of dishes, one might detect a Greek accent in the fish dish, with its garlic, lemon, parsley, peppers, tomatoes, olives and olive oil.
Another requires public schools to accept a broad range of proof-of-residency documents when enrolling students to ensure compliance with Plyler v. Doe, the Supreme Court decision that guaranteed all children a public education regardless of immigration status.
Beyond the billions in stated dollar amounts that it is providing Bear Stearns (and the potentially billions more it was on the hook for), the Fed agreed to open up a new lending facility to investment banks that will accept a "broad range" of collateral — meaning the largely illiquid assets that have dragged down banks' capital).
Like their film-based ancestors, digital SLRs accept a broad range of lenses and accessories.
As the number of defaults falls in the boom, borrowers' credit ratings improve, assets are highly valued and lenders accept a broader range of them.
Thus, in most cases, high-potential laccases accept a broader range of substrates than low-potential laccases (Tadesse et al. 2008).
Third, we accepted a broad range of definitions for rural and urban populations, which may have affected study results.
Steinbüchel's group showed that the enzyme WS/DGAT accepts a broad range of various chain-length alcohols including short-chain alcohols such as ethanol and butanol.
The recombinant enzyme shows high enzymatic activities at extremely low pH values, and accepts a broad range of both glycoprotein and glycopeptide substrates.
