"broadly appealing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that has wide and general appeal to a lot of people. For example, "This new movie is broadly appealing, offering plenty of laughs and drama for everyone in the family."
It's the soap-opera aspect of the N.F.L. that makes it so broadly appealing.
Berrey was right to describe the concept of diversity as "plastic and broadly appealing".
It still does, but shows like "NCIS" are so broadly appealing that they win in all categories.
That respects and celebrates players of the game, but also makes this content as broadly appealing as it can be.
Conservatives are also confident that their current causes are part of a new broadly appealing cultural populism.
A consistently excellent and broadly appealing violinist, Mr. Bell is one of the few reliable marquee names in classical music today.
The best male singers, the undervalued but too prim Devin Velez and the technically proficient but shy Burnell Taylor, weren't broadly appealing.
Marked by pathbreaking investigation of long-term perspectives and by a vivid, seductive style, their explorations of social, cultural, and economic history proved broadly appealing.
There may be no Rosebud in Spielberg's life, just an inveterate urge to make fictions and a natural sense of what's broadly appealing.
It has since moved to the Fairfield line and expanded its menu to include many broadly appealing items, with prices at lunch among the more reasonable in Fairfield.
In a hint of the company's plans for more original programming, Mr. Hastings and Mr. Wells said Netflix would be expanding to "include broadly appealing feature documentaries and stand-up comedy specials".
