"broad country" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a large geographic area or area of knowledge, and can also be used metaphorically. For example, "The lawyer had a broad country of knowledge when it came to the law."
Our study population is presented in Table 1, which gives the total number of women by three very broad country-groups of origin.
The broader country didn't make it out, but rather plunged back in.
American Catholics and the broader country will hear the moral voice of the bishops when they are experienced as teachers standing among their people as ones who serve.
On the other hand, if equity is evaluated as the financial incentive relative to the opportunity costs of participating in REDD, then the most equitable approach would be compensating emissions reductions but withholding a part of the payments to compensate for carbon stocks, which also encourages broader country participation under our model.
The present paper's broader country coverage complements this literature by emphasising both the common features within the region, as well as the differences across countries.
"Like any system, of course it should constantly be kept under review and make sure that its rules and the people who are being honoured are the people who reflect just dessert in the broader country," she said.
Except for Canada (for which we are currently collecting data at the provincial level), we selected the broadest (country) level.
Programmes should be informed by an ecological framework that considers a child within the context of the family, community and broader country.
The barriers highlighted by civil society were consistent with those cited by the generic drug industry over the lack of commercial incentive, and concerns of developing countries with respect to their health system issues and broader country contexts.
Such a response should be congruent with, and make use of, the technical resources and experience of UNICEF's broader country strategy, but evolve separately from these on the basis of locally relevant and appropriate action and local participation.
This article provides a review of the study by Roth and Diamantopoulos (2009), "Advancing the country image construct," with a view towards highlighting the gaps in the broader country-of-origin literature.
