The phrase "a wealth of measures" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large variety or abundance of actions, strategies, or methods available for a particular purpose.
Example: "The report outlines a wealth of measures that can be implemented to improve environmental sustainability."
Alternatives: "an abundance of measures" or "a multitude of measures".
The UK Department for Education, for example, provides a mammoth amount of information about schools – average class sizes, absence levels, details on how many pupils are eligible for free school meals (and how many are actually having them), and a wealth of measures that aim to assess how well children are performing across the school years.
While a wealth of measures has been included in this longitudinal dataset, a limitation of the study is that only a few of these measures are consistently available over time.
While the LSYPE has a wealth of measures suitable for defining disruptive behavioural problems, extracurricular activities, family factors, and school factors, only a few of these measures are consistently available over time.
The theory presaged a wealth of similar measures that Barch and colleagues continue to refine.
The EPIC-Norfolk Eye Study is part of a prospective cohort study with a wealth of exposure measures obtained over a period of nearly two decades.
The strength of our study comes from a wealth of information including measures of adiposity by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry and repeated measures of hormone levels timed to capture cycle phase.
There will be a wealth of information in the repeated measures on each subject; the results for all measures using all available data from all time points will be estimated in a mixed-effects repeated measures model to assess the slopes and between group differences after each month of weight loss [ 98].
As accreditors move away from input to output measures, a wealth of new possibilities for entrepreneurship would result.
If wheelchair services in the UK and internationally were to adopt a single set of outcome measures a wealth of data could be generated, which could be used to evaluate the holistic effectiveness of wheelchair interventions for children and young people.
So knowing how bubbles are born and grow could help scientists determine a wealth of climate information simply by measuring wind speed, Deane says.
By measuring a wealth of depth-sensitive information through hyperspectral imaging, the possibility that different tissue optical properties result in similar reflectance spectra is slim.
