The phrase "addressing a broad" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to addressing a wide audience or a general topic, but it lacks clarity and appropriateness.
Example: "In the meeting, we will be addressing a broad range of issues affecting our community."
Alternatives: "addressing a wide audience" or "covering a broad spectrum".
Systems engineers are critical for addressing a broad set of increasingly complex systems problems faced by industry and government.
His words and achievements as Surgeon General demonstrate his commitment to addressing a broad spectrum of health concerns, including these diseases.
When addressing a broad base of students, recruited in part for their diversity, it is easier to speak in generalisations; easier to lecture and to grade coursework.
Addressing a broad range of themes, Commodity offers a new perspective which will be of interest to political economists as well as researchers specialising in other related fields of social enquiry.
The plan is to create a neighborhood of new and renovated facilities at the School of Engineering and Applied Science that will support research initiatives addressing a broad range of sustainable energy and environmental challenges.
The Department has the responsibility for three undergraduate majors: applied physics, applied mathematics, and materials science and engineering, and it hosts graduate programs addressing a broad range of topics in these three fields.
New York is also addressing a broader range of issues because of its unique stock of skyscrapers.
But it quickly became clear that some of the justices were interested in addressing a broader question.
At the argument, it turned out that some of the justices were interested in addressing a broader point.
"I will be addressing a broader package of ideas next week," Mr. Obama said, taking the rare step of responding to a reporter's shouted question.
This may have been the reason of participants' preference towards sectional programme over main programme (main programme was addressing a broader audience of non-specific nature).
