The phrase "also reported a broad" is not complete and lacks context, but it is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when discussing findings or information that has been shared, particularly in a report or analysis context.
Example: "The organization also reported a broad range of outcomes from the study, highlighting both successes and areas for improvement."
Alternatives: "also indicated a wide" or "also noted a comprehensive".
That is, to the extent that HSCT survivors experienced difficulties when they attempted to discuss their transplant experience with people in their lives, they also reported a broad range of barriers to receiving mental health services.
Bajpeyi et al. (1) also reported a broad range of maximal ATP synthetic rates, determined from the rate of phosphocreatine recovery, within type 2 diabetes subjects: 52% of the diabetic subjects had maximum ATP synthesis rates that were within the range observed in healthy sedentary controls and 24% had maximum ATP synthesis rates that overlapped with those of the active control group.
On a lower scale, Parisi [ 99] also reported a heterogeneous pattern for narrow and broad-sense heritabilities for incremental height growth in Pinus taeda.
Also, Wang et al.[24] reported a broad signal of g = 2.15 for Ce(OH 3, which is a typical EPR signal of Ce3+ in Ce(OH 3 nanorods.
Both groups reported a broad scope for the cycloaddition.
Respondents reported a broad range of physical and SV perpetrators.
We have also reported on a broader spectrum of issues related to ultrasound examination, given that participants themselves raised these issues during the interviews.
No significant influence on outcomes was also reported in a broader infectious disease population of consecutive patients with different types of community-acquired bacteremia in Taiwan (adjusted hazard ratio 0.82 [95% CI 0.53 1.26]) (40.53 1.26]
CT use is also reported with a broader array of diagnostic services including screening examinations (e.g., breast, pelvic, or rectal exam), imaging (e.g., x ray, bone density, CT, echocardiography, MRI, etc)., blood tests, and scope procedures (endoscopy and colonoscopy).
Adolescent obesity was also reported to predict a broad range of adverse health effects in adulthood, including type 2 diabetes, CVD and certain types of cancer, in addition to psychological disturbances.
The highly cationic and salt insensitive cathelicidins of mammalian origin are also reported to have a broad-spectrum of antimicrobial activities [ 26].
