The phrase "breadth of the scope" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the extent or range of a particular subject, project, or area of study.
Example: "The breadth of the scope of this research project allows us to explore various aspects of climate change."
Alternatives: "extent of the scope" or "range of the scope."
He added a moment later: "The breadth of this, the scope of this, the magnitude of the devastation, pounding away all day long.
However, Levac and colleagues also point out the cost-to-benefit ratio consideration: "Balancing breadth and comprehensiveness of the scoping study with feasibility of resources can be challenging" [ 28].
On account of its long duration, the high rank of the scholars it engaged, and the breadth of its scope this area of the overall translation movement from Greek into Arabic cannot be reduced to a mere preliminary phase of the Arabic reception of the Metaphysics, but rather provides a specimen of the main trends that characterized the first centuries of its history.
It was congratulated most frequently for its breadth of scope, the richness of its visuals, and the freedom it worked into its design.
Two programs by one of the label's mainstays, the Kronos Quartet, show the breadth of the festival's scope.
Given the wide breadth of the evaluation's scope these documents still only represented a sampling of what was available.
"The breadth and the scope of the game really blew me away," Wright told me.
Facebook may not have malicious intent behind its "real name" policy, but the breadth of its scope, as well as the language used to enforce it, is exclusionary.
Like the classical music designees, Mr. Prieto is cited for the breadth of his scope, for melding "modern jazz harmonies, Cuban clave rhythms, other Latin and African influences and funk-inspired arrangements" into works of teeming diversity.
