"broadly observed" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a wide and general observation. Example sentence: "It is broadly observed that people who exercise regularly have better physical and mental health."
Even in its gentler form, it is American clout that keeps sea lanes open, borders respected and international law broadly observed.
The country has broadly observed a de facto moratorium on executions (for any offence) since 2008 although a soldier was hanged for murder in 2012.
The results suggest that fractal characteristics are preserved under traffic branching and merging, which may, in turn, provide insight into the prevalence of self-similarity in aggregate traffic broadly observed on real networks.
However, it can be broadly observed that the region included inside the protected area presents better conservation features (native forest) and rural systems (forestry and primary economic sector) than the region outside the protected area while maintaining similar socioeconomic and cultural conditions.
Palestinian guerrillas have broadly observed the ceasefire within PA-controlled areas but not in the still occupied parts of the West Bank and Gaza.In response, the Israeli army has maintained blockades in the occupied territories, completely encircling the major Palestinian towns of Nablus, Hebron and Tulkarm.
More broadly, observed patterns suggest that campaign context and supporting institutions may help to determine when and if electoral reforms are effective.
More broadly, we observed similar shifts in gene expression between the miR-1-1 and miR-1-2 knockout mice (see number 2 below, Figure 2 figure supplement 2), some of which may represent direct targets.
Because our primary interest is in the admixture history of Island Southeast Asia (see Real genomic data section below), we chose parameter settings that produce genomic data that broadly fit observed patterns of genetic diversity in this study region (Cox et al. 2008).
Broadly it was observed that the addition of 2 4% of waste engine oil negates the effects caused by addition of aged binder.
This is true locally at the University and in Slavic, East European, and Eurasian Studies fields more broadly and is observed across different branches of history, politics, sociology, and anthropology, as well as in the humanities.
The consequence of his convictions, considered broadly, can be observed deeply woven into the current financial and economic mess.
