The phrase "a breadth of styles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide variety or range of different styles in a particular context, such as art, music, or fashion.
Example: "The exhibition showcased a breadth of styles, from classical to contemporary, appealing to a diverse audience."
Alternatives: "a variety of styles" or "a range of styles".
He jokes with the audience, hawks oversize guitar picks, sings both lead and backing vocals, and plays in a breadth of styles, from rockabilly and country-and-western to psychedelic.
In four years on the job, Mr. Pozen recast Fidelity's fund unit, struggling in 1996 from withdrawals and poor performance, into one defined by a breadth of styles, increased international operations and closely managed risk.
Joe O'Neill - His strength is a breadth of styles that sways from sign-painting and rigorous illustration to expressionistic portraiture.
(Chinen) PIANO PLAYERS: NEW YORK MIX (Saturday) Dick Hyman features some fellow jazz pianists in a program meant to suggest a breadth of style.
Partly, too, these musicians were concerned with a breadth of style that reached beyond jazz, to encompass serious classical composition, as well as music from Africa and the East.
The breadth of subject matter is matched by a breadth of style in the ways in which the various contributors chose to execute their contributions.
And promoting, without forcing, cross-sex friendships as well as a breadth of play styles may be more beneficial.
Anthologized in the master tome Lord of the Logos, Szpajdel's artwork reveals a breadth of visual styles that draw from the angular decals of Art Deco and the naturalistic curves of Art Noveau.
(Chinen) ★ FESTIVAL OF NEW TRUMPET MUSIC (Friday through Thursday) Spanning a dazzling breadth of styles and strategies, the music under this banner stays faithful to the name.
In a statement prepared for the announcement, Dana Gioia, chairman of the endowment, said, "The class of N.E.A. Jazz Masters demonstrates an exciting breadth of styles that speaks to the richness of the jazz tradition".
I like that it's not just the usual suspects, either, but includes a breadth of radio voices, styles and levels of wider significance.
