The phrase "a big spread and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large variety or range of items, often in the context of food or options available.
Example: "At the buffet, there was a big spread and everyone was excited to try the different dishes."
Alternatives: "a large assortment and" or "a wide variety and".
Once I started writing for the college newspaper a couple of years later, Viva Variety had started, so I did a big spread on that and was able to interview Tom [Lennon], Michael Ian Black, and Kerri [Kenney-Silver].
The big four state banks are insolvent, and the government wants to nurse them to recovery with the help of a big spread between deposit and lending rates a trick used by both America and Japan when their banking systems got into a pickle.
He had a rattlesnake head on the band of it killed by himself, so he said and he might tell you that as a token of affection he'd put a rattler in your pocket and ask you for a match.He looked like a Texas cowboy, and that was what he was, with a big spread of acres and many head of registered longhorn cattle.
And then I was inside her, on the steps at the far end of the pool, half in and half out of the water, so there seemed to be no distinction between my body and hers, between water and air, and we were moving slowly against each other, no hurry, when the steam parted and there, a few feet away, staring directly at us, was a buck with a big spread of antlers and a few of his harem.
That's a big spread in price, and in models, too about the only thing Mercedes won't offer is a pickup and a minivan, although there's no reason to rule anything out for the future.
"There is a big spread between the bid and asked price, and we are not seeing many transactions".
But "buyers are pricing distressed properties off of historical trailing 12-month income and sellers are pricing an asset based on future opportunities, and there's a big spread between the bid and ask prices".
A few years ago, Carrier would treat workers to a meal before Christmas — a big spread of Kentucky Fried Chicken mains and sides.
"There's a big spread between the bid and the ask here," the White House official said, noting that Trump wanted thirty billion dollars for defense, several billion for more ICE agents and the border wall, as well as eighteen billion dollars in cuts to domestic spending and the ability to withhold federal money from cities that don't coöperate with immigration officials.
