The phrase "affects a broad range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the impact or influence of something on various areas, groups, or aspects.
Example: "The new policy affects a broad range of industries, from technology to agriculture."
Alternatives: "impacts a wide variety" or "influences many sectors".
Antimicrobial resistance, an escalating problem worldwide, affects a broad range of human diseases.
Although autism affects a broad range of skills, the Yale researchers consider its central feature to be "a profound social disability," in Dr. Klin's words.
These articles show that market status affects a broad range of outcomes, including the perceived quality and legitimacy of organizations, the costs of producing a given level of quality, the prices that organizations can charge for specific products, their attractiveness as exchange partners, and their ability to exercise agency.
As energy constitutes one foundation of modern societies, modification within the generation, consumption, and distribution of energy affects a broad range of stakeholders.
This paper considers an externality that affects a broad range of markets, specifically markets where one set of firms sells some platform technology like a computer, video game console, or operating system, while another possibly overlapping set of firms sells peripherals compatible with that platform, for example computer software or video game cartridges.
To accomplish this task, given the fact that a large-scale expansion in biofuels affects a broad range of economic activities at a global scale, a global computational general equilibrium (CGE) model is developed building on the recent work of Taheripour et al. [7] (henceforth THT).
Long a multibillion-dollar industry in their own right, video and computer games are now affecting a broad range of businesses.
Studies show that single doses of oxytocin can temporarily affect a broad range of social skills, ranging from the ability to read social cues to trust and empathy.
Brazilian officials have intentionally chosen a wide range of products with relatively small tariff increases to affect a broad range of producers in the United States.
While the measure primarily gave the government vast new powers of surveillance and investigation, it also provided for sweeping new anti-money-laundering requirements that will affect a broad range of companies.
The regulations affect a broad range of American chemical, energy and electronics companies, and industry groups say bureaucrats they did not elect are wielding unprecedented power over them, based on insufficient evidence of harm.
