The phrase "again in a broad" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without additional context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "We need to discuss this topic again in a broad context."
Alternatives: "once more in a general sense" or "again in a wider scope".
In this context, the term "logic" is not used in the narrow sense of a set of formal, generally applicable rules to draw inferences but again in a broad sense as a label for a set of procedural rules.
We must ask whether the picture helps make sense of our experience of the world (again in a broad sense of 'experience' not limited to quantifiable observations in replicable experiments) and whether it preserves features of that experience that think are prima facie genuine.
Thirdly, given the literature reviewed, the recent trends in Thai adolescent sexuality it discloses and our knowledge of Thai society, our findings, again in a broad sense, and the story we construct from them are eminently plausible.
Maybe someone was cultivating cannabis on federal land again, in an overly broad interpretation of the refuge's commitment to biodiversity.
"If the Americans help bring in a broad-based, impartial government and spend money on infrastructure, we may have those things again,"he said.
Healthy People 2010 was constructed in this environment, again through a broad participatory process [ 28].
As seen in Figure4, again a broad peak was observed.
Now in its 15th year, the festival again has a broad theme, "From Here: Context and Internationalization," designed for creative mash-ups of styles, subjects and media.
In 1997, again before a broader shift in national policy, the two began selling companies directly to existing managements.
Once again, equities turned in a broad-based advance.
Such features, suggests Aristotle, are those captured in the essence-specifying definitions used in science (again in the broad sense of epistêmê).
