The phrase "addressing a broader range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing topics, issues, or audiences that encompass a wider variety of elements or aspects.
Example: "The new policy is aimed at addressing a broader range of environmental concerns than previous regulations."
Alternatives: "covering a wider spectrum" or "tackling a larger variety".
New York is also addressing a broader range of issues because of its unique stock of skyscrapers.
In addition, some of our results indicate that screens, such as the one presented here, will be valuable in addressing a broader range of issues related to the organization of behavioral circuits.
In future, Living with Asthma plans addressing a broader range of self-management issues [ 17], such as what to do when patients are increasing their exercise levels and/or travelling overseas, may be more relevant and fit-for-purpose for patients.
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.
As countries make strides in implementing UHC, this will provide great leverage in achieving the goals of the End TB Strategy, along with addressing a broad range of health issues.
Correspondingly, health promotion programs should aim at addressing a broad range of factors at these different levels.
A wide variety of therapies have been successfully delivered by tele-psychiatry, addressing a broad range of diagnoses and mental health issues [ 3, 8, 9, 11- 14].
The research will focus on exposure of cleanup workers to oil and dispersant chemicals, addressing a broad range of potential neurobehavioral, carcinogenic, and immunologic end points.
The fact that we were ultimately able to isolate a single command neuron for feeding behavior validates the utility of the screening paradigm presented here for addressing a broad range of issues related to the functional organization of behavioral circuits.
