The phrase "a vast mixture of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse combination of different elements or components.
Example: "The festival featured a vast mixture of cultures, showcasing food, music, and art from around the world."
Alternatives: "a wide array of" or "a large variety of".
He shows me these little pills of milky green garnet, a vast mixture of quartz with random striations of black and gold.
Spend any time on the message boards of the "Burner" community, and you'll see a vast mixture of opinions regarding whether or not the festival should move forward into a brave new world.
The Van's Warped Tour has always been a place to see a vast mixture of bands that represent the youthful exuberance in all of realms of rock music, from indie pop bands all the way to metalcore outfits, as well as established bands who brought the star power to the festival.
The appearance of such a vast mixture of genes suggests that more undiscovered flu strains are lurking in bats.
These tissues intrinsically represent a vast mixture of cell types (i.e. stroma, neovascularized endothelium, epithelial nest and inflammatory cells).
A key informant talked about this staffing mix in both positive and negative terms: We do have a vast mixture of personnel looking after the mothers.
Still, the wall is in one sense a physical symbol of the melting pot, with its vast mixture of national origins, its English, Swedish, Polish, Jewish, Italian, Greek and other names.
The vast audiences – a mixture of young idealists and older voters who found living the American dream to be an increasing nightmare – were passionate but rarely stage-managed.
The vast, gooey mixture of clay, sand, water and, most notably, bitumen — a hydrocarbon paste that, with a fair amount of work, can be separated from the granular stuff and eventually refined into a variety of petroleum products — has the potential to produce upwards of a trillion barrels of oil, by some estimates.
In conclusion, the vast genetic mixture of Argentinean people makes the use of Rv2626c or its immunogenic peptide pools promising to discriminate individuals with active and latent M. tuberculosis infections in BCG-vaccinated people.
At the summit, I stared into the vast crater with a mixture of awe and elation, imagining it on fire, bubbling with magma.
