The phrase "broaden for" is not correct and not usable in written English.
You can use the phrase "broaden" followed by a noun, verb, or preposition to express the idea of expanding something. For example, "We should strive to broaden our knowledge of other cultures."
If the Obama administration covers more people with government-supplied or government-subsidized insurance, the political support will broaden for generous benefits, their continuation and, indeed, expansion of current expenditures.
For more detail analysis, compared to the Pb-MOF, the Pb 4f peaks shift to lower binding energies (BE) (from 139.0 to 138.7 eV) and slightly broaden for the MAPbBr3 NCs@Pb-MOF sample, suggesting the change of coordination chemistry of Pb atoms (the emerging Pb Br bond from MAPbBr3 NCs).
It is in agreement with the literature that the peaks shift to high binding energy and broaden for Fe3O4 due to the appearance of Fe2+(2p3/2) and Fe2+(2p1/2)[24].
The double peaks are broadened due to the appearance of Fe2+(2p3/2) and Fe2+(2p1/2), in agreement with the literature that the peaks broaden for Fe3O4 on the appearance of Fe2+(2p3/2) and Fe2+(2p1/2) [39] 39].
For women in Greece and other debt-ridden countries the range of options is narrow right now, and is unlikely to broaden for quite a while.
By day 28, the three peaks decrease in intensity and broaden for both the wild-type and 2Cys SDV rHA suggesting a change in the conformation of the rHA.
Opportunities have broadened for African-American art professionals.
This record reflects a far-and-wide aesthetic imagination, one that's been broadening for a long time.
Chip S1: the previous OSIP had an acceptance region artificially broadened for the older, poorer S1 gain function.
He came in from Roxbury's infamous Dimock Detox, where he was the only white person, which Gately bets must have been broadening for him.
The problem is that while young people participate in the games, which may be broadening for them, the leaders are not likewise engaged.
