The phrase "a diversity of class" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or range of social classes within a particular context, such as education, society, or culture.
Example: "The study highlighted a diversity of class among the participants, showcasing different socioeconomic backgrounds."
Alternatives: "a variety of classes" or "a range of social classes".
When commercially available prostaglandins representing a diversity of classes found in P. homomalla were screened, those compounds containing a cyclopentenone ring (e.g., PGA2) caused the greatest inhibition of GST activity, whereas the methyl ester forms of PGE2 and PGF2α displayed little to no inhibitory activity in comparison to solvent controls (Figure 3).
The joint targets between SCO3217 and SCO5881 in ICN N 0.95,0.55) then show a diversity of classes, with the absolute target-regulator (time shifted) correlation predicting the target classification (Supplementary Fig. S9).
We did not represent a diversity of economic classes.
He said he believed in keeping a diversity of working-class voices in newspapers.
The effort recognizes that, if Hong Kong is to live up to its marketing slogan as "Asia's World City," it needs to have a diversity of world-class art programming.
Our results indicate that land managers in the southern Appalachians should maintain a diversity of age classes to provide roosting habitat for both species, and that pipistrelles in particular may benefit from retention of mature stands or buffer zones near perennial streams.
However, every large company or business center, from hospitals and airports to Wall Street, includes a diversity of races, classes and ethnic groups, so placing children in the school closest to the parents' workplace would narrow the inequality gap.
Now the Harlow MP's mandate will reach beyond policy to inform the way Tory candidates are selected, with an emphasis on diversity of class as much as ethnicity, and the way new supporters are signed up and engaged.
