The phrase "broader ideological" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing concepts, beliefs, or frameworks that encompass a wide range of ideas or perspectives.
Example: "The debate highlighted the need to consider broader ideological perspectives in our analysis of the issue."
Alternatives: "wider ideological" or "more expansive ideological."
The United States' response to the Russians was broader, ideological.
The campaign is part of Vladimir Putin's broader ideological effort to restore Russia as a mighty superpower.
— rather than get caught up in broader ideological debates that all too often end up leading to overreach or a lack of precision in our mission".
And in Howard's early years at least, these economic policies were delivered within a broader ideological framework of deregulation, competition, and improving market efficiency.
And while some Democrats wanted more time to investigate the matter, some of the opposition to Mr. Olson also reflects broader, ideological and partisan antipathy toward him.
This approach has been backed up by a much broader ideological consensus about higher education, which has gone almost unchallenged for more than a decade.
The categories describe only broad ideological directions and tendencies.
Or more like Ronald Reagan, who set a broad ideological course but largely left the details to others?
The Constitution is less of a legal framework than a theoretical document giving broad ideological precepts that are supposed to be inspirational, but which critics characterize as platitudinous.
He and his allies have also, over the last few days, aggressively publicized the support he has received from politicians across a fairly broad ideological spectrum.
Replacing Justice Stevens with Ms. Kagan presumably would not alter the broad ideological balance on the court, but her relative youth means that she could have an influence on the court for decades to come, underscoring the stakes involved.
