The phrase "on a broad view" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to indicate looking at something from a wide or comprehensive perspective. Example: On a broad view, it is clear that the government's policies have had a significant impact on the economy.
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On a broad view, the zygomatico-temporal suture in RME produced a medio-antero-inferior displacement in clockwise direction.
Future hydropower development should emphasize the interactions between project delivery, environmental, and economical processes to reach appropriate trade-offs among involving stakeholders, by adequately considering the inter-relations between project participants' risks as well as hydropower project's externalities on a broad view.
More research needs to be done in this area with particular emphasis on evaluating the implications of a broader view on morbidity for health care policies and population projections.
The successful application of risk assessments to such goals depends on the developments of a broader view of its nature and content than has been customarily adopted.
As the field of psychiatry moves from a primary focus on symptoms to a broader view of the patient which includes measures of functioning and quality of life, attention to pain syndromes associated with depression may become increasingly important.
He and Mr. Mukasey both have reputations for taking a tough line on terrorism, sharing a broad view of the government's right to conduct surveillance.
Dr Kishan Rees, a clinical teaching fellow in medical education at Lincoln UMED, believes that economic constraints on the NHS call for a broader view of public health.
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The scope of the literature regarding quadriceps muscle performance in patients with knee pathologies has changed in recent years, shifting from a previous focus only on the symptomatic knee to a broader view of both lower extremities.
Walter Robb, joint chief executive of food chain Whole Foods Market, told the Seattle Times: "Government has shown its limits, and its inability to act in many cases; it's really incumbent on business to step up to a broader view of responsibility".
