"broad dimension" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a wide range of factors that contribute to an overall concept. For example: "Successful marketing requires consideration of a wide variety of factors in a broad dimension."
Within the domain of normal personality, hypnotizability is correlated with absorption, which in turn is related to a broad dimension of openness to experience, one of the "Big Five" personality traits.
That said, when two individuals differ on a broad dimension of personality (e.g., ambition, sensitivity, prudence, etc). the probability that they behave in X or Y way will not be the same for each of these individuals, even when they are in exactly the same situation.
This broad dimension of personality encompasses qualities like greed, sincerity and fairness and reflects a person's moral character.
As acceptability of services is a very broad dimension of access, other proxies are also considered.
Two additional traits related to this broad dimension differentiated between all three groups of participants in a dosage-dependent fashion, being the highest among repeated attempters.
Both can be viewed as manifestations of a broad dimension of internalizing symptoms distinct from an externalizing dimension consisting of substance abuse, ADHD, oppositional and conduct disorders [ 1- 5].
Step Two When you are happy with the broad dimensions of the nib, consider ink supply.
For 30 years our executive search firm has been in the business of assessing leaders along two broad dimensions: potential and competence.
Values were sensitive to the broad dimensions of a resource injury, such as the geographic extent and toxicity.
But he concluded, "I believe we may have finally defined the broad dimensions of the crisis," thus indicating that the Federal Reserve knew what it was facing.
Because the IPI is somewhat unwieldy in actual use, Huba et al. developed a short form, the Short Imaginal Processes Inventory, which measures three broad dimensions of the experience.
