The phrase "are broadly applied" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing concepts, theories, or practices that are widely utilized or implemented across various contexts or fields.
Example: "The principles of sustainability are broadly applied in environmental policies around the world."
Alternatives: "are widely used" or "are extensively implemented."
"The best thing you can have is low rates that are broadly applied so that everybody pays their tax," he argues.
Moreover, CPS are broadly applied in manufacturing, decision-making, and energy-related industries (Rho et al., 2016).
One hundred-nanometre diameter liposomes were used for economic reasons and since liposomes of this size are broadly applied as drug delivery system [41, 42].
Image enhancement techniques are broadly applied to geophysical images that make them convenient for visual inspection and to understanding their geological significance.
George (2012) further contributed to the research by concentrating on the kind of tolerances that are broadly applied in industry and reverse engineering.
Noble metal nanoparticles such as silver, gold, which are geared up by plant extracts, algae, bacteria and fungi are broadly applied in drug delivery systems [13], electronics [14, 15], biosensors [16], cancer therapeutics and antimicrobial agents [17 19].
But as the 1996 statute, which has still to be broadly applied, is tested more, conviction rates are likely to rise, lawyers say.
The goal was to ensure that the study included a representative sample of men so that the findings could be broadly applied.
The party's name is taken from the term swaraj, meaning "self-rule," which was broadly applied to the movement to gain independence from British rule.
But he'd gone to several black groups, talking about responsibility, which is an important virtue that should be broadly applied, but, given our crisis, we need government policy, too.
