The phrase "a diversity of things" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety or range of different items, concepts, or elements.
Example: "The festival showcased a diversity of things, from local crafts to international cuisine."
Alternatives: "a variety of items" or "a range of things".
"We see a tremendous diversity of things," Mr. Sladek said, "but the largest bucket of footage is baby videos".
What we see now are more and more women, and so we get a greater diversity of things that they are talking about," said Kohen.
"When you scratch beneath the surface you'll see there is an enormous diversity of things happening under the label of languages at key stage two – from a few words and a song to quite rigorous teaching.
Without a diversity of species, the things we need to survive such as oxygen, clean water, and food could be in short supply.
A walk around the garden is a lesson in the diversity of things that can thrive in this climate: tiny turkey figs, knobby atemoya, towering banana trees.
We have a diversity of opinions about many things," McCabe said.
In the interest of fairness and of using the power of Vice's market to promote a diversity of opinions about a thing that happened at a concert last year, we present to you the guy's full account of the fight/pushing incident, as taken from his blog.
Slack's doing a variety of things to foster diversity, like working with experts to build fair and inclusive processes and being cognizant of decisions around hiring and promotions, Slack VP of People & Policy Anne Toth and CEO Stewart Butterfield wrote on the Slack blog.
Maybe a revolution in taste, as when Mannerism was overthrown by the Baroque... Cynthia formerly believed in the 'enormous diversity of things;' now she believes in Kong..
Maybe a revolution in taste, as when Mannerism was overthrown by the Baroque... Cynthia formerly believed in the 'enormous diversity of things;' now she believes in Kong.
