The phrase "broadened using" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used when one is expanding upon or deepening an existing concept. For example, "The company has broadened its market reach using social media platforms."
After winning battles within football, Corinthians Democracy broadened, using football's popularity as a catalyst to strive for political change.
The calculated VVV Auger electron energy spectrum for a free standing graphene layer has been broadened using a simulated instrumental response function of the TOF-PAES spectrometer system.
Histopathologically confirmed lesions indicate that the spectrum of chemicals detected in the SENCAR mouse may be broadened using a combined bioassay that examines both lung and skin responses.
The theoretical spectra were broadened using a Gaussian to represent the energy spread of the electron beam, a fixed Lorentzian to represent the broadening due to the finite life-time of the initial state and an energy dependent Lorentzian to represent the broadening due to finite life-time of the final state.
Average crystallite size calculated from X-ray line broadening using Sherrer's equation at 2θ = 37.5° characterized the prepared materials.
The crystallite size, determined from X-ray line broadening using Debye Scherrer's formula, was found to be 10.5 ± 1.5 nm for all samples.
The average MgO nanoparticle size for both syntheses (with and without the use of CNTs) was determined from the X-ray diffraction line broadening using the Scherrer formula [25], and their average values are about 11 and 7.1 nm, respectively.
The particle size of the CeO2 sample can be also estimated from the Raman line broadening using the following Equation 1 [24, 27] 27]: Γ ( cm − 1 ) = 10 + 124.7 D R, (1).
The increased interest in the very high cycle fatigue (VHCF) properties of materials has resulted in a broadened use of ultrasonic fatigue testing.
Mr. Lawrence went on to do the same for relatives of other victims of police shootings in Utah, which awakened the directors to the broadened use of military-style tactics by the police in that state and beyond.
Speaking at a board of governors meeting in Boston, the postal service's chief financial officer, Richard J. Strasser, said the agency should have a balanced budget next year, despite a decline in first-class mail caused in part by the broadened use of electronic mail and improved services for paying bills on the Internet.
