The phrase "broader development of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the expansion or enhancement of a particular area, concept, or initiative.
Example: "The broader development of renewable energy technologies is essential for combating climate change."
Alternatives: "wider advancement of" or "greater evolution of".
Spirent is a key beneficiary of the short-medium term opportunity in the development of 4G technology, while for the medium to longer-term it benefits from the broader development of connectivity, data and mobile computing.
I left Nasa to join Planetary Resources because I was excited about what we could provide for the broader development of space: ice from near-Earth asteroids could provide oxygen, drinking water, rocket fuel, radiation shielding, while metals could be used to construct things in space.
The course will trace the parallel trajectories of two of modern Japan's most influential schools of architectural thought, represented by Kenzo Tange (1913 2005) on the one hand and Kazuo Shinohara (1925 2006) on the other, and situate their contributions in the broader development of international modernism in the postwar period.
In a forthcoming book we attempt to explain all three of these facts in a way that ties higher education to the broader development of the economy.
We see in cases like Tesla's Autopilot and Uber's fatal crash in Phoenix, how much are these failures setting back the broader development of autonomous technology ?
His philosophical stance has typically been understood as at once extremely paradoxical and yet crucial for the broader development of Greek natural philosophy and metaphysics.
Others surpassed him in depth and originality, but he had a rare gift of synthesis and made a unique contribution to the broad development of English law.
Broad development of shale gas resources — with proper ecological safeguards — could be the best way to achieve the quick cuts in carbon dioxide emissions that we need to maintain a habitable environment on Earth.
However, to date, broad development of learning environments that target domain-specific spatial thinking is incomplete.
A broad development of alternatives prior to selecting the final strategy is likely to grow cognitive diversity in the decision making team (Olson et al. 2007).
We expect the extended use of this approach to enable the identification of aptamers to a multitude of different cell types, thereby facilitating the broad development of targeted cell therapies.
