The phrase "a higher diversity of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased variety or range of something, often in contexts related to biology, culture, or ideas.
Example: "The new policy aims to promote a higher diversity of perspectives in the workplace."
Alternatives: "greater diversity of" or "increased diversity of".
The observation that H contains a higher diversity of neurotransmission genes is consistent with H containing diverse motor and non-motor nuclei as well as abundant white matter (see [ 27]) compared to the high homogeneity of motoneurons in VMN.
Functional traits associated with plant-animal interactions are essential for forest functionality, given that a higher diversity of fruit traits is likely to maintain a more diverse assemblage of frugivores and consequently promote the seed dispersal function.
Cassava yields were generally higher in Andom which also displayed a higher diversity of bacterial communities.
In coincidence, rugged landscapes host a higher diversity of various taxa.
Particularly, higher species richness was observed in forest stands susceptible of receiving a higher diversity of seed fluxes.
Regrowth had a higher diversity of cover than forest or pasture, and this created habitat for many woodland bird species.
Known geographic distributions12,60 of predicted species in the 95th percentile of model predictions were plotted to identify regions with a higher diversity of predicted hosts.
For example, studies have shown that a higher diversity of bacteria on people's skin – bacteria linked to soil and plants – can reduce the risk of allergies.
The observation of nanostructures is consistent with a higher diversity of structures possible with enhanced rearrangement kinetics that can occur at higher temperature.
Saprophytic fungi appeared to be less widespread through the soil horizons and displayed a higher diversity of laccase genes than the mycorrhizal ones.
In conclusion, long-term, monthly surveys over several years yield a higher diversity of macroscopically visible fungi than standard samplings of fungi in autumn.
