The phrase "a wide array of assessments" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse range of evaluations or tests in various contexts, such as education, research, or performance reviews.
Example: "The course offers a wide array of assessments to evaluate student understanding and progress throughout the semester."
Alternatives: "a broad range of assessments" or "a diverse selection of assessments."
Cell-based sensors have been used for a wide array of applications including toxicological assessment and drug-screening.
The numerous modalities within echocardiography furnish the scanning sonographer or physician with a wide array of technologies for complete assessment of cardiac morphology and function.
If antigenic distances were measured among a wide array of parasite taxa, the data would enable assessment of how fully or evenly occupied parasite antigenic space may be.
A wide array of patient characteristics is collected at baseline, including assessments of brain structure, function and connectivity along with electrophysiological, biological, behavioral and clinical features.
School districts are already working with a wide array of digital solutions, whether that be in digital content, assessment systems, or learning software.
In his most upbeat assessment in a long time, Mr. Bernanke said a wide array of indicators, from consumer spending and home sales to a revival in the credit markets, now suggested that the economy was stabilizing.
On 31 March 2012 the Canadian government released its preliminary assessment of triclosan, a preservative and antimicrobial used in a wide array of cosmetics and personal care products.
A wide array of topics is discussed in this special issue, related to areas such as strength assessment, posture, balance and gait analysis, functional assessment tools, and cognitive and robotic assessment.
Those documents contained a wide array of United States secrets, the government says, including information about the F.B.I.'s double-agent program, future American intelligence requirements and an assessment of the K.G.B.'s efforts to spy on American nuclear programs.
