The phrase "an expanded mission" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a mission that has been broadened or made more comprehensive in scope.
Example: "The organization has adopted an expanded mission to include environmental sustainability alongside its original goals."
Alternatives: "a broader mission" or "an enhanced mission".
The center will have an expanded mission to enhance access, support existing programs and develop new opportunities for undergraduates to pursue global education and develop global understanding.
The Americans are concerned that an expanded mission, even if it involved only a small number of G.I.'s, would embroil them in a wider Balkans conflict -- a situation that President Bush argued against forcefully in his election campaign.
New Approach for Army in Iraq The Fourth Infantry Division returns to Iraq next month with an expanded mission that will increase its reliance on Iraqi troops, testing as never before both American and Iraqi forces -- as well as the new government to be assembled after Thursday's election.
However, the cases address a number of other managerial decisions, such as determining the balance between innovation and replication of prior solutions, given that Trosper has been charged with re-using engineering designs from prior projects, but for an expanded mission.
After the commencement of Operation Deny Flight, US officials, including President Clinton, pushed for an expanded mission.
When an organization faces public scrutiny, an expanded mission puts an organization's leaders at risk over their choices and their motivations.
Another highlight has been watching the business evolve from an exciting inaugural restaurant to a business with a more expanded mission -- a franchise opportunity.
This growth was accompanied by a much expanded mission and a loss of interaction with and focus on secondary education.
"This agency has been asked to take on a very expanded mission," he said.
The governors of Texas, Arizona, California and New Mexico began making the requests in January, drawing support from Napolitano but prompting objections from the Pentagon, where officials argue that it could lead to a permanent, expanded mission for the military.
The expanded mission includes more than a hope, but a requirement, that Iraqi security forces take over the security mission in larger areas of their own country.
