The phrase "broad network of partners" is correct and usable in written English.
It is most often used when talking about a relationship between two or more entities with a common goal. For example, "We built a broad network of partners in order to spread awareness of our cause."
"To enable the youth corps to successfully complete rehabilitation projects at historic sites, the Trust coordinates support from its broad network of partners, like the National Park Service, and preservation experts to provide training and guidance on each project.
UNHCR's Education Strategy 2012-2016 stoincreaseincreaccesscess to quality education programmes for refugees of all ages, engaging a broad network of partners to expand opportunities through new and creative approaches.
As such, the data pointed to a broader and more extensive network of partners that needed to be invited to work in collaboration with the teams.
As Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, Kassie's influence extended far beyond the Foundation through his role as friend, mentor and wise counsel to our broad network of grantees and partners.
Areas where displaced people have settled as well as a broader network of education partners resulting from the increase in emergency resources received over the past several months has meant enrolments are rising in a number of famine-affected areas, including Banadir, Galgadud, Gedo, Lower and Middle Juba, and Lower and Middle Shabelle.
The 13 companies will receive $100,000 investments, three months of office space in San Francisco, mentorship from industry veterans, and access to a broad network of investors, talent, and other VR startup that could be potential partners.
Mr. Farr said Fidelity proved an attractive partner for K.K.R. because of its broad network of institutional and retail clients.
Mr. Trichet cultivates a broad network of ties, including people on Wall Street and in Washington.
Because retailers rely on a broad network of suppliers, their bankruptcies are rippling across the economy.
