The phrase "according to the breadth" is grammatically correct but may not be commonly used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing measurements, dimensions, or the extent of something, particularly in technical or academic writing.
Example: "According to the breadth of the study, we can conclude that the results are applicable to a wider population."
Alternatives: "based on the width" or "in terms of the extent".
Since 1998 the institute has ranked countries according to the breadth, depth and vitality of their capital markets.
To this end, the paper provides a review of the theoretical and empirical literature on management control in inter-firm contexts by organizing contributions according to the breadth of the control solutions they investigated, i.e., control archetypes, management control mechanisms, and cost and accounting controls.
The approach developed here to classify arable weeds according to the breadth of their ecological niche is robust and applicable to a wide range of organisms.
The mapping workshops varied in length from one to two hours according to the breadth of the field and participant availability.
"Serious computer and related crimes are not today treated according to the gravity and breadth of the harm caused".
According to the Times, it was "extraordinary in breadth, depth, planning and execution; if you'd seen the Morans only as imposing musicians, it's time to expand that view".
The Archers is Shakespearean in its breadth and drama, according to the radio show's new editor, Sean O'Connor.
The breadth of the relaxation process, according to the empirical Kohlrausch-Williams-Watts and Havriliak-Negami functions, increases as the molecular weight increases.
The breadth of tuning (H) was calculated according to the formula [ 22]. Figure 1 shows the result of the two-bottle preference (TBP) tests.
The depth and breadth of a knowledgebase varies according to the decisions being made.
This is a ranking of 52 countries "according to the strength of their financial markets, and the depth and breadth of access to capital and financial services".
