"communicate broadly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to share information or ideas widely with a large audience or group of people. Example 1: In order to increase our sales, we need to communicate broadly through various marketing channels, such as social media, television, and print advertisements. Example 2: The university's mission is to educate and empower students to be global leaders who can communicate broadly and effectively across cultures. Example 3: The government launched a new campaign to communicate broadly about the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability.
They force us, if we hope to get anything done, to translate our values and thoughts into language that communicates broadly.
For information to be communicated broadly, it needs to be stored external to human memory; because accumulation of human experience, knowledge, and learning would be severely limited without such storage, the development of writing systems was made necessary.
In a high-stakes, score-focused system, even with multiple measurements it is important to not lose sight of the critical need for a strong vision, communicated broadly, as well as support for reflective practice, collegial relationships, responsiveness to family needs, and adult-child relationships as essential components of high quality.
They are also communicated broadly throughout the organization, as the release likely affects many teams.
We hang out on it by choice, because we sense that, despite its frustrations and compromises, it offers us new ways to communicate more broadly and more deeply.
A year later, realizing that they needed an online platform to communicate more broadly and effectively among themselves, the Ph.D. candidates launched PhDnet.
It is not only Facebook who has come to the realization that forcing the stream on people forces them to communicate more broadly.
This investigation triggered an internal review of all our advertisements and the way that we communicate more broadly, to ensure our message is clear and provides women with the information they need to determine if Natural Cycles is right for them.
"The message is most likely part of al Qaeda's effort to communicate more broadly its strategic thinking," said Thomas Joscelyn, a senior fellow at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies and senior editor of The Long War.
But it's material that communicates broadly too.
