The phrase "adopt a broad view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when encouraging someone to consider a wider perspective or to think more inclusively about a topic or issue.
Example: "In order to solve this complex problem, we need to adopt a broad view and consider all possible solutions."
Alternatives: "take a wider perspective" or "embrace a comprehensive outlook".
For the purpose of this Audit, I adopt a broad view of U.S. interests, encompassing security interests, economic interests, and humanitarian interests.
"Travelers should adopt a broad view: 'I want a beach and sunny, warm weather.' If you come to our site with that attitude, you could find yourself going to Mexico, the Caribbean or Hawaii, but you will end up with something".
The outcome of a major case on labor unions before the Supreme Court on Monday may turn on whether the conservative justices adopt a broad view of the free-speech rights of public employees, a position that liberals had favored before.
First, given the multifaceted nature of chronic illness, we adopt a broad view of illness management as a measure of the patient's efforts at self-care and an illness status indicator [ 6, 20].
Adopt a broad view of health and assess where you have room to change behavior.
They should adopt a broader view of replication and look for the opportunities it presents, because replicating other scientists' work is a necessary step in advancing your own research in the same area.
The new children's health model recommends that policymakers should adopt a broader view of children's health and implement innovative methodologies to assess both current conditions and emerging threats to children's health.
Judge Kaplan had adopted a broad view of what constituted a group under Section 13(d), basing his ruling on the fact that T.C.I. and 3G had held meetings alone, without more evidence of what was discussed.
We adopted a broad view of 'economic crisis,' including economic downturns, associated changes in unemployment rates, and policy responses (austerity measures or structural reforms).
A former terrorism prosecutor, Mr. Lawsky adopted a broader view of Standard Chartered's wrongdoing than federal authorities, and even threatened to revoke its state banking license.
Adopting a broader view of risk that places an emphasis on having specialized knowledge inside an organization to specifically address issues that are, or will prove to be, critical to the organization is no longer just nice to have--it is essential.
