The phrase "broader mass" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a larger, more general group of people or things. For example, "The message of the politician resonated with the broader mass."
He pointed out that the protesters "have a broader mass base than the Green Movement does in Iran.
Controlling the pressure drop of the final expansion into a quadrupole trap permits a much broader mass range at the cost of sacrificing collimation.
Fiscal conservatives and libertarians have found common cause with many Democrats who decry the unbalanced treatment of black and Hispanic Americans, as well as broader mass incarceration and the war on drugs.
We previously reported a novel method, mass correlated acceleration (MCA), which we have now combined with a reflectron MALDI TOF mass spectrometer to further enhance mass resolution over a broader mass range.
The 5800 [smart phone] is a full touchscreen for a much broader mass market.
And some, such as Kano, are pitching the kits to a broader mass market.
It's not only a product that potentially has better margins than fresh food recipe kits — by negating the need to manage such perishable goods — SimplyCook founder and CEO Oli Ashness argues that SimplyCook's flavour kits have broader mass-market appeal, too.
While someday our own design could evolve into a broader mass-market product, these same design tools and customer connections have allowed us to target our product features specifically for first-responders.
We also examined relationships using initial colony volume (rather than ESD) as the independent variable, in order to compare our results to the broader mass-based allometric literature, since volume scales linearly with mass.
This, alongside the broader mass-media campaign advertising is a low cost promotion that can be targeted to particular populations and warrants repeat use.
No turning back after the blueprint becomes finalized from a broad mass of initial potential.
