The phrase "a great mixture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a diverse combination of elements, such as flavors, ideas, or cultures.
Example: "The festival featured a great mixture of music genres, from jazz to hip-hop."
Alternatives: "a wonderful blend of" or "a rich combination of".
We also have a great mixture of diversity.
"There's a great mixture of people turning up to the exhibition," she says.
A human life is a great mixture of goodness, beauty, cruelty, heartbreak, indifference, love and so much more.
The Dadaists' pamphlets, posters, and books employed free, abstract layout, a great mixture of type sizes and faces, and an attempt to create mood through typography.
This meze place has a great terrace in the village of the same name, and serves a great mixture of small dishes and salads to mix and match.
"Because the city is so heterogeneous, with a great mixture of different ecological conditions, it is not surprising that a considerable variety of wildlife is able to exist".
In S3, most TT voxels were biased toward autobiographically salient excerpts, whereas S2 showed a greater mixture of biases.
Communities in St. Kitts and Nevis and St . Vincenthave a greater mixture of income levels, educational levels, and are more socially integrated with the surrounding wealthier communities.
Since you started with a great big mixture of questions, you're left with a great big mixture of answers.
Because it was home, I took my kids to games, talked baseball with the great mixture of fans when the airplanes and obnoxious sound system allowed us.
As a long-term resident, I'd say the town's success has more to do with the great mixture of people that live here – and as the programme suggested, the big city ideas they bring to what could have been just another northern mill town.
