The phrase "allow a broader range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expansion of options, possibilities, or variations in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy will allow a broader range of applicants to qualify for the program."
Alternatives: "permit a wider variety" or "enable a greater scope".
More widely seen are two regional designations, Colline Novaresi and Coste della Sesia, which allow a broader range of grapes.
This would allow a broader range of diversity and more consistent opportunity for each president to add members to the court.
Beginning in 2002 the UN eased trade restrictions to allow a broader range of imports, and the following year the embargo was lifted.
Under the banner of patients' rights, a new set of bills is under consideration in Congress; some of which would allow a broader range of legal actions against health maintenance organizations and other employer health plans.
This will allow a broader range of counties, with different sizes, voting systems and hand-tally procedures, to test Stark's methods and, by requiring that results be reported to the state, allow comparison with the current procedures.
Initially designed as a stand-alone system using an open source development framework, the eStation has recently been further developed as a web processing service to allow a broader range of end-users to access the data and services over the Internet.
Many of these models use cellular automata, which allow a broad range of topics such as land-use patterns or regeneration of urban areas to be addressed.
These changes in δ18O or δD can be recovered from the geologic record and recent geochemical and modeling advances allow a broad range of proxy materials to be evaluated.
We present an interface for metadata access on the Grid, designed to support flexible schema management, efficient retrieval of large result sets and to allow a broad range of implementations.
New rules governing commercial drone use announced by the Federal Aviation Administration in June allow a broad range of businesses to use drones under 55 pounds, but with several restrictions: The drones must be operated by a pilot who has passed a written test and is at least 16 years old.
