The phrase "although it was broad" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to introduce a contrast or exception regarding something that is broad in nature, often in a descriptive context.
Example: "The river was beautiful, although it was broad, making it difficult to see the other side."
Alternatives: "even though it was wide" or "despite its width".
It was once said of Britain's Labour party that, although it was a "broad church", it owed more to Methodism than to Marx.
The eastern circulation became dominant with pronounced outflow to the south, although it was initially broad and elongated.
Late on October 9, the JMA upgraded the depression to Tropical Storm Bavi to the east of Guam, although it was still a broad system at the time.
Its primary purpose is to prevent family violence, although it's a broad program that introduces ideas of difference, stereotypes, resilience, sexism, through to handling conflict and stress.
Although it is a broad and evolving area of research, there are some simple and effective starting points to consider to boost your EI: Whether at work, an interview or giving a presentation, recognising your own emotions and how to work within that context can be incredibly useful.
(In 2010, Forbes named him "The Most Powerful Doctor You Never Heard Of").. Johnson & Johnson, of course, will get to decide what it sends over to New Haven, although it's pledging broad disclosure.
Although it is a broad construct including an array of psychological traits, present summary of the literature suggests that they have no clear association with outcome in either primary or secondary care settings.
This reveals a certain level of specificity in TB activation, although it is more broad than the classical pattern recognition receptor-mediated defense responses of plants against pathogens (including insects) that are often species or even isolate-specific (Hogenhout and Bos, 2011).
Although it was part of a broader reformation of the church that originated in the 10th century, the papal reform, or Gregorian Reform, movement, which began with the appointment of Pope Leo IX in 1049, is arguably the most important event in the church's history.
Although it was farther down the same broad avenue as the Mamounia, inside the old city walls but outside the teeming souk, No. 6 was next to a derelict building and we couldn't see a sign.
