The phrase "a wealth of various" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when describing a large quantity of diverse items or information, but it is better to use "a wealth of" with a singular noun or a more specific term.
Example: "The library offers a wealth of resources for students and researchers."
Alternatives: "an abundance of different" or "a variety of".
We have seen Cox's gaze as the poster for Spike Lee's iconic film, "School Daze," but have also seen it represented in a wealth of various museum exhibitions, biennales and gallery shows, and scholars have noted it as seminal to the still emerging genre of Afrofuturism.
There are a wealth of various registry editing and repair programs available, which provide differing features for all levels of expertise.
For example, Microsoft says: "The integrated.NET Compact Framework brings the power of new applications that simplify the overall development and integration of Web services on smart devices, enabling developers and enterprise end users to access a wealth of data from various sources such as back-end servers".
This program has been operational for nearly three years and has provided a wealth of data on various aspects of shared vehicle systems such as operational strategies, carsharing technology, user behavior, and how these type of systems can impact society as a whole.
In addition to the mathematical modeling of system-wide behavior, systems biology has a wealth of data about various molecular components of cells stemming from functional genomics, RNomics, proteomics, and metabolomics methods.
They have a wealth of information about various medical schools and can often put you in touch with an alumni network of graduates from your college who are now in medical school and have offered to speak to you about their experiences.
A natural follow-up to this study would be to integrate data from other high-throughput sequence-based studies such as the ENCODE project (Dunham et al., 2012), which provide a wealth of information about various different elements across the genome.
Two phylogenetically distant yeast species, Saccharomyces cerevisiae and Schizosaccharomyces pombe are currently used as model organisms for mitochondrial genetics and molecular biology [ 19, 30, 31] and have provided a wealth of data on various aspects of organellar biology and the nucleo-mitochondrial interactions.
Get Educated provides a wealth of information about various online degree programs and schools, including rankings and student reviews.
(Several handbooks contain a wealth of recent writings on various aspects of historiography; Tucker 2009, Bentley 1997, Breisach 2007).
Steve has a wealth of material from the various albums to fill out the Squackett show.
