The phrase "and broad levels of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various degrees or extents of something, often in contexts related to analysis, evaluation, or comparison.
Example: "The study examined the impact of education on economic growth, focusing on both narrow and broad levels of investment."
Alternatives: "and wide ranges of" or "and extensive degrees of".
Moreover, many manufacturing SMEs' information search activities are likely to be prohibitively costly or misdirected due to the absence of functional specialists or a lack of high and broad levels of internal competence [9, 11].
Overall, we enrolled 10 providers and 57 consumers in our study with varying levels of education, training, and experience; diverse racial and ethnic backgrounds; and broad levels of concern about vaccine safety issues (Tables 1 and 2).
The level of tenacious aggression, and domineering and broad level of skills Ronda possesses, would ignite an equal brazen and bullish response from Cyborg.
There are three broad levels of conduct: impulse, habit, and reflective action.
A recent survey found broad levels of support for I-502, with 55percentt approving, 32percentt opposing, and 13percentt saying they were still undecided.
Biologists and physiologists with a broad level of interdisciplinary experience and know-how will also be in demand in this field.
Providers were selected based on specialty (FP, OB, CNM) and to represent a broad level of experience (faculty vs resident), and were either contacted by email or face-to-face to participate in our study.
The strong showing of "Dallas Buyers Club" across the board -- in addition to McConaughey and Leto, the movie won Oscar noms for picture, editing, screenplay and makeup and hair -- indicates a broad level of support throughout the academy for the film.
The use of focus groups across age ranges, diagnoses and countries was a prerequisite for assuring a broad level of input and content saturation.
The Trustees and staff of The Metropolitan Museum of Art mourn the passing of Brad Kelleher, who for the past 58 years has been a stalwart, inventive, inspirational, and brilliant member of the Museum's staff, pioneering and then cultivating to its broad level of success the field of museum merchandising.
These results suggest that it may be more beneficial to conceptualize different levels of this hierarchy as relevant to different issues in case conceptualization and research design, from the broad level of an overall externalizing spectrum, to the level of finer-grained subtypes within specific disorders.
