"broadly addressed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a broad issue that is discussed or discussed in writing. For example: "This article broadly addresses the issue of climate change."
This issue can be broadly addressed through increasing the inflow and decreasing the outflow of women into STEM fields.
The 30 studies which met the review inclusion criteria broadly addressed six domains of occupational functioning: absenteeism; workplace accidents; productivity; punctuality; job satisfaction and career progression.
The framework set forth in Montana "broadly addressed the concept of 'inherent sovereignty.' " Strate v. A-1 Contractors, 520 U. S. 438, 453 (1997) (quoting Montana, supra, at 563).
The model is applied to four sub-basins in the Cascade Range Region (Oregon, USA) where strong contrasts in dissection patterns due the underlain geology have been broadly addressed in previous literature.
The problem of efficient resource management in wireless networks has been broadly addressed in the literature, especially via utilizing game theoretic approaches, which support the autonomous behavior of the mobile user [2].
Yet, the university as a whole has not broadly addressed the issue of sexuality in sports in a programmatic or proactive way.
Big questions that broadly address human behavior are entwined with personal narrative.
As originally written, the article identified all three women by race because it was broadly addressing the role of race and other demographics in New York City's abortion rate.
Our paper broadly addresses this issue, but we specifically address this in one direct aspect by evaluating how dual class structures affect executives' efforts to innovate.
Such a framework can broadly address physical activity barriers, such as the lack of opportunities, social support, policies, built environments, and community awareness.
While most companies have policies and management systems that broadly address environmental issues, an evaluation of 126 companies across seven relevant sectors found only eight companies with a formal biodiversity policy.
