The phrase "and constitute a broader" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is part of a larger category or concept.
Example: "These findings are significant and constitute a broader understanding of the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "and form a wider" or "and represent a larger".
As journalism, the book is particularly strong on class and social identity in the maturing Iranian revolution — not only in the familiar crude caricature of Ahmadenijad's populism, which Majd explains well, but in the norms and displays of egalitarianism that constitute a broader and more enduring form of cultural legitimacy inside the revolutionary government.
As journalism, the book is particularly strong on class and social identity in the maturing Iranian revolution not only in the familiar crude caricature of Ahmadenijad's populism, which Majd explains well, but in the norms and displays of egalitarianism that constitute a broader and more enduring form of cultural legitimacy inside the revolutionary government.
"The Grant Thornton report last week made clear it had not found any evidence of political pressure being applied during the flawed registration process in 2010 but the authors did believe that apparent suppression of a damning internal review in March last year 'may constitute a broader and ongoing cover-up'.
Taken together, these models constitute a broader perspective, addressing the negative (distress symptoms, disease) and positive effects (resilience and post-traumatic growth) of disaster [ 11].
The group also said that the decision did not constitute a broader rollback of the renewable fuel standard, which is what the oil industry was seeking.
The coroner said the inquest – which is set to last eight weeks – would be a "full, fair and fearless investigation" that dealt not only with the immediate circumstances surrounding Mubenga's death but also constitute a broader inquiry into the actions of all the parties involved including the government and G4S.
Disciplines constitute a broader unity of analysis of connection in the sciences that is characterized, for instance, by their domain of inquiry, cognitive tools and social structure (Bechtel 1987).
He doesn't necessarily believe that issues of depression or substance abuse constitute a broader problem in ballet.
This might reflect different measures: peer relationship problems measured in our own study constitute a broader category than victimisation, associated with TV use in a North American study.
Since critical incidents constitute a broader field than errors, many other factors are expected to favor their occurrence, such as inadequate training about equipment use, lack of equipment checks, faulty material use, decreased patient surveillance, and so on.
