The phrase "and broader sections of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to larger or more inclusive groups or categories within a specific context.
Example: "The policy changes will affect not only the employees but also broader sections of the community."
Alternatives: "and wider segments of" or "and larger groups of".
The best of Calder's prints have a tremendous sense of vitality, combining bold shapes and broad sections of color in dynamic, intuitive ways, a quality evidenced in "Spirals," an undated color lithograph filled with swirling, sinuous lines and ovoid shapes of intensely saturated color.
The company has been reportedly building VR devices and working on AR display tech to create long-rumored devices that could fill broader sections of our field-of-view.
But in shorefront stretches of Staten Island and Queens that were all but demolished, and in broad sections of New Jersey and Long Island, gasoline was almost impossible to come by, electricity was still lacking and worried homeowners wondered when help would finally arrive.
There wasn't a single inspiration, but I wanted to take on a pretty big canvas and look at a broader section of society unlike my first two novels.
First, and most plainly, Amazon now threatens a much broader section of Google's search traffic, which is e-commerce.
We want to reach out to a much broader section of society, a much broader collection of brains".
New solar technology, known as "third generation", stacks layers of photovoltaic material to capture a much broader section of the spectrum, including invisible parts such as infra-red.
The broadcast has touched a nerve among a far broader section of Tunisia's Muslims, even in the coastal regions where many pride themselves on their cosmopolitanism.
"Europe's been far more pragmatic than we have about adjusting their economic systems to benefit a much broader section of their societies.
