"broadly experienced" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means that someone has a wide range or variety of experiences in a particular field or area. Example: John is a successful businessman who is broadly experienced in managing different types of companies, from small startups to large corporations.
Instead, I would get broadly experienced people.
He'll be kept on his toes in a duet with Mr. Gomez, a versatile and broadly experienced bassist.
Of the three, the only broadly experienced operations executive is Mr. Odum, though he might carry the stigma of the Alaska debacle.
A physicist who is broadly experienced in using computers to identify consistent patterns in the drip paintings of Jackson Pollock has determined that half a dozen small paintings recently discovered and claimed by their owner to be original Pollocks do not exhibit the same patterns.
(Chinen) ★ CEDAR WALTON QUARTET (Tonight through Sunday) A broadly experienced and deeply articulate pianist, Cedar Walton knows how to get the most out of a band like this one, with Vincent Herring on alto saxophone, David Williams on bass and Lewis Nash on drums.
A25 Pollock Paintings Disputed A physicist who is broadly experienced in using computers to identify consistent patterns in the drip paintings of Jackson Pollock, left, has determined that half a dozen small paintings recently discovered and claimed by their owner to be original Pollocks do not exhibit the same patterns.
Under the leadership of Mary Wittenberg, the marathon and the Road Runners organization more broadly have experienced soaring growth by almost every measure.
That needs explaining.In the decades after the second world war, rich countries everywhere experienced broadly similar trends.
Historians, on the other hand, are more likely to focus on more comprehensive subjects — that is, the material for books — that reflect a deeply experienced, broadly informed sense of judgment.
It goes on: "as time in detention continues to increase, it is likely that a corresponding increase will be experienced more broadly across the IDN [immigration detention network]".
It continues by noting that "as time in detention continues to increase, it is likely that a corresponding increase will be experienced more broadly across the IDN [immigration detention network]".
