The phrase "achieved the broadest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of something that has been accomplished, often in a comparative context.
Example: "The research team achieved the broadest understanding of the subject matter through their extensive studies."
Alternatives: "reached the widest" or "attained the most comprehensive".
But he never achieved the broad popularity he craved.
The antenna has achieved the broad impedance bandwidth (>5%) in the band of operation.
For human consumption, however, lupin has never achieved the broad market acceptance of soybeans: it is more commonly used as a livestock fodder and grazing plant, sown as a cover crop and soil enhancer, or plowed back into the field while still green or just after flowering.
Path tracing allows learners to decide or judge if they have achieved the broad goal set for them by the environment and the sub-goals set by themselves.
Bland, who died Sunday at 83 at his home in Memphis, Tenn., of complications from an ongoing illness, never achieved the broad-based recognition of fellow blues musicians such as King, Muddy Waters and Lightnin' Hopkins.
Though high Z-selectivity has been achieved, the broad reactivity profile characteristic of previous generations of metathesis catalysts is still under development.
The civil service reform proposals are right and WIG will do all it can to arrange secondment opportunities that help people achieve the broadest and deepest learning.
This idea raises the question of how many alleles would be necessary to achieve the broadest possible functional antibody response.
A plateau effect could however impose a limit on the number of alleles needed to achieve the broadest specificity.
It is likely that to achieve the broadest and most effective inhibition of HIV-1 infection a cocktail of several recombinant Caulobacters expressing different infection blockers will be required.
