The phrase "again in the broad" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a repeated action or occurrence in a general or wide context, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "We need to discuss the project again in the broad context of our overall strategy."
Alternatives: "once more in the general" or "again in the wider context".
The higher rates of chimeric gene formation and the generation of a large number of functional genes in rice again demonstrated the broad diversification and adaptation of the grass species.
We believe these data once again demonstrate the broad capability that Redx possesses to deliver potentially first-in-class as well as best-in-class therapies.
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.
In 2014 Vázquez was once again the Broad Front coalition's candidate for the presidency, this time not as an agent of change but instead as a continuity candidate positioned to benefit from the popularity of Mujica, who had overseen a continuation of the long period of economic prosperity that had begun under Vázquez.
With the London Symphony again in the pit, Colin Davis set unusually broad tempos, yet they underscored the nobility and beauty of this incomparable opera.
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.
The variety of pathways indicates again the broad flexibility of modes of reproduction within this species.
Once again, the broad general use of the word "stability" can be confusing.
Then again, Coverdells probably aren't costing much now in the broad scheme of things.
