The phrase "apply to a broader range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the applicability or relevance of a concept, rule, or finding to various situations or contexts.
Example: "The new policy is designed to apply to a broader range of employees, ensuring that everyone benefits from the changes."
Alternatives: "extend to a wider array of" or "pertain to a larger scope of".
In fact, the Bush-era tax cuts apply to a broader range of income levels.
There is an ongoing debate as to whether the deficits are caused by stimulus-specific impairments related purely to faces, or by more general processing impairments, which affect multiple domains and apply to a broader range of stimuli.
These three values can be tailored to apply to a broader range of entities than the nonhuman animals that are direct subjects of observation and experimentation.
The current viewpoint represents a retrospective evaluation of what we learnt predominantly studying MDA-specific vaccinations; we believe that part of the learning may apply to a broader range of phenomena related to T cell-based immunotherapy of cancer while in other cases, more immunogenic non-self TA may stand on their own.
We hope that the students we refuse will make other plans and apply to a broad range of colleges in the regular decision round.
Mr. Olstein says that while his logic should apply to a broad range of companies, he has focused on Apple, Cisco and Microsoft.
There is broad agreement in government and industry that both regions would benefit by eliminating tariffs and harmonizing regulations that apply to a broad range of products that include drugs, auto parts and even toys.
Because the treatment wasn't initially geared toward a particular type of tumor, there's hope that this strategy could apply to a broad range of cancers.
This general principle might apply to a broad range of other variables and studies.
With it came chief executive Tony Fadell, an engineer whose skill in fusing hardware and software may well be applied to a broader range of products.
MEDLINE, EMBASE and CINAHL were selected, based on preliminary tests applied to a broader range of databases.
