The phrase "a diverse one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a group, collection, or category that includes a variety of different elements or characteristics.
Example: "The committee is a diverse one, representing various backgrounds and perspectives."
Alternatives: "a varied group" or "a multifaceted one".
Global government would be an invitation for utopian thinkers to impose their ideas on the planet -- but the superclass is actually a diverse one of contrasting ideologies.
Rustie's musical journey was certainly a diverse one.
This year, though, it offered a relative bounty, and a diverse one at that.
Sure, some kids are snobby, but, hey, it's a mixed family, a diverse one.
A newly-formed team, especially a diverse one, will always have friction points to smooth out.
The New York-based group is a diverse one: its 14 members include a doctor, two graphics designers, an advertising copywriter and a dancer.
Split-and-pool solid-phase synthesis methodology was employed to create a diverse one-bead one-compound (OBOC) library of peptoids comprised of ∼1 000 000 unique compounds.
In this climate, wouldn't it be better to have a smoothly functioning homogenous board than a challenging diverse one? A. I would say it's difficult, if not impossible, for homogenous boards to challenge and offer different perspectives, unique experiences and the broad-based wisdom that makes the board, and therefore the company, as effective as they can be.
It might be true in that they have a more relaxed culture, but not a more diverse one.
The House freshman class is also an ideologically diverse one, featuring a mix of archconservatives, insurgent progressives and pragmatic centrists who flipped Trump districts, setting up what could be a fractious two years.
They were then shown photos of "six of their neighbors". Half saw an all-white group, while the other viewed a racially diverse one, featuring white, black, Asian, and Latino residents.
