The phrase 'broad cultural background' is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "My diverse group of friends has provided me with a broad cultural background which I am grateful for."
The videos employed for stimulating the subject's emotion are collected from the LIRIS-ACCEDE database [66], as this is the only publicly available database that provides the induced valence and arousal axes for each video, the annotations being consistent despite the broad diversity of subjects' cultural background.
An outline of developments in the history of the practice and theory of colour, from the 15th to the 20th century, is set against a background of broad cultural shifts, evident particularly in design.
An outline of selected developments in the history of the practice and theory of colour, from the fifteenth to the twentieth centuries, is set against a background of broad cultural shifts, evident particularly in design.
We encourage applicants from a broad spectrum of cultural backgrounds.
In fact, many companies today are made up of people from a broad variety of cultural backgrounds.
Fairman shared his extensive experience in negotiating with, and teaching negotiation to, a variety of groups from a broad range of cultural backgrounds.
Considering that cultural background is a broad concept and encompasses mothers born and raised in Germany as well as mothers immigrating to Germany as adults, we analysed the influence of the country of secondary graduation and found no effect.
Another challenge is the development of a test-frame applicable to a broad scope of AD patients differing in terms of cultural background.
An individual with a diverging learning style exhibits strength in imaginative ability and performs well in situations that call for "brainstorming", and enjoys broad cultural interests; characteristically found in those from humanities and liberal arts backgrounds.
