"broad range of audience" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a diverse or wide group of people who may be interested in something. Example: This marketing campaign aims to reach a broad range of audience, from young adults to seniors, using various digital platforms and traditional media.
His relentless self-absorption drew a broad range of audiences at Broadway-size theaters like the Vivian Beaumont at Lincoln Center (where he produced four shows during the 1990's) to downtown spaces like the Performing Garage and P.S. 122.
The Oxford Union hosts some of the world's most influential speakers and celebrities, and Swift is one of the most exciting performers today who appeals to such a broad range of audiences.
Our games aim to engage and delight a broad range of audiences – from core gamers to kids – and will launch exclusively on Amazon devices.
"This new initiative, partnering with our parent company Time Inc. on the DoubleClick AdExchange, creates a premium portfolio of scale for our clients to access across a broad range of audiences.
The Xbox One continues what Microsoft started with the Xbox 360, building in plenty of non-gaming services, apps and tools that could appeal to a broad range of audiences, including sports fans and people who just generally enjoy media content of all stripes.
The trends, which range from a boom in certified multi-family construction to the advent of consumer friendly home energy technology, were identified by Earth Advantage Institute based on discussions with a broad range of audiences over the latter part of 2011.
The organisation's work has been widely quoted and there is enthusiasm from a broad range of audiences for its approach.
"The goal of how we chose our sponsors is really to get the broadest range of audience members, the broadest range of issues, and have the best possible debates for all New Yorkers," Amy Loprest, the campaign finance board's executive director, said in a news conference on the steps of City Hall, where she was joined by representatives of the sponsors.
While it accommodates the absorption of knowledge put forward by broad ranges of audiences, it does not explicitly engage with how those audiences can be engaged and how these audiences can be made to see themselves as carrying any responsibility for issues on the table.
