The phrase "although broader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception in a statement, typically when discussing a comparison or a range of options.
Example: "The new policy is more inclusive, although broader guidelines may lead to some confusion."
Alternatives: "even though it's wider" or "despite being more extensive".
Although broader in scope, Pathway's test is not the first DNA-based analysis to be sold in drug stores.
Public Citizen concluded that it was "clear" that the Stanford contributions "were aimed at killing the bills," although broader help turned out to be unnecessary because Texas Republicans simply blocked it from receiving a vote in both chambers.
What this all means is that, although broader platforms like IBM Watson will be critical to solving company-specific problems such as diagnosing patients in hospitals, individual startups building AI-powered apps will be the dominant force disrupting the workforce over the next five years because of their reach and ease of deployment.
Although broader studies are required to prove this point beyond any reasonable doubt, previous findings cogently support this view.
It is analogous, although broader in manifestation, to loss of imprinting, a phenomenon widely associated with malignancy.
Although broader, more inclusive definitions exist [ 5, 15, 16], for the purpose of this literature review, we have chosen to focus on the "teaching" aspect.
Although Broad had agreed to pay for the construction of BCAM, he was not giving it an endowment.
He doesn't, although Broad does work a tricky deliver not far short of the man round the corner.
That commitment may be a response to those who have suggested that the collection, although broad, lacks depth and contains too many pieces that are not first-rate.
(Although Broad City is by no means perfect – Abbi's job cleaning toilets plays on "how incongruent it is for white girls to live demeaning lives", writes Rebecca Wanzo, and a male rape scene was contentious).
Simon Taufel says not out and, although Broad is desperate to review – he's almost like Renton in Trainspotting; I JUST NEED ONE MORE REVIEW, YOU £*&! – Strauss and Prior think otherwise.
