The phrase "and the broader range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of options, categories, or aspects related to a particular subject.
Example: "The study examines the effects of climate change on agriculture and the broader range of environmental impacts."
Alternatives: "and the wider spectrum of" or "and the larger array of".
Recent improvements in array manufacture, sample preparation, and data analysis are shifting emphasis from the technology itself to experimental design and the broader range of biological questions that can be addressed.
Two weeks after the sit-in began, Jarrett Drake, then the digital archivist at the Mudd Manuscript Library, announced the start of ASAP: Archiving Student Activism at Princeton, a proactive effort to collect artifacts from the demonstrations and the broader range of advocacy on campus.
James Fallows picks Door No. 1: Just after Sarah Palin was nominated three years ago, I argued that anyone who moves all at once from state-level to national-level politics is going to be shocked by the greater intensity of the scrutiny and the broader range of expertise called for.
Puzder, CEO of the Carl's Jr. and Hardee's restaurant franchises, is widely expected to fight increased wages and the broader range of policies that would create opportunities for working Americans to move up the economic ladder--including earned sick days, ending wage theft and improving worker safety.
Generally, GPs indicated greater preference for commercial information than SPs time constraints and the broader range of conditions they treated did not allow them to review satisfactorily all relevant professional information [ 8, 49, 50].
The Depression Guideline endorsed the use of fluoxetine in treatment of moderate to severe depression and the broader range of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) such as sertraline, citalopram, and paroxetine for depression unresponsive to psychotherapy.
(Who would do without Jon Vickers in "Peter Grimes"?) So the classical music critics of The New York Times offer a guide to their favorite recordings of the major Britten operas and of the broader range of works increasingly left in their shadow.
This project responds to the desire to move beyond the basic evaluation of economic impacts and account for the broader range of ecosystem services provided by restoration actions.
The main strengths of our study lie in the large study population recruited throughout the Netherlands and the broad range of health indicators.
The great diversity of wounds and the broad range of available dressings complicate the selection of proper chronic wound treatment.
Unfortunately this theory still doesn't answer why people comment in the first place and the broad range of comments available.
