"a diversity of styles" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe a variety of different styles or methods within a particular field or context. Example: The fashion show featured a diversity of styles, from elegant evening gowns to edgy streetwear.
There can be a diversity of styles with no effect on quality".
Such a diversity of styles and practices, including the essential element of dance.
"From the Collection: The 20th Century," works in a diversity of styles and mediums.
The MATA Festival, which focuses on emerging composers, prides itself on presenting a diversity of styles.
If any city should foster a diversity of styles and orientations, it is New York, Mr. Wuorinen said.
Works will range from functional to decorative, whimsical to confrontational, representing numerous cultures and a diversity of styles.
Note: The Vineyard, which broke away from the Calvary movement (above) in the early 1980s, is similar in allowing a diversity of worship styles and approaches, but it is perhaps more diverse and less constrained than Calvary.
Great sales leaders understand that there is a diversity of selling styles by which salespeople can achieve success.
In particular, A–I theory is used to help explain different preferences for managing scientific structure, the need for a diversity of cognitive styles in scientific work, and the relationship between scientific progress and the paradox of structure.
Chinese performances of Hamlet have employed a diversity of approaches, styles and techniques over the course of the past hundred years, affording further insights into the general understanding of the play in China and its reception by Chinese-speaking audiences.
However, over the years, we've seen that the most innovative and productive work partnerships and teams tend to result from a diversity of behavioral styles.
