The phrase "a wide array of climatic conditions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of weather patterns or environmental factors in a specific region or context.
Example: "The region is known for its biodiversity, which thrives due to a wide array of climatic conditions."
Alternatives: "a diverse range of weather conditions" or "a broad spectrum of climatic factors."
Because of its vast size and topographic diversity, Mexico has a wide array of climatic conditions.
Both foxtail and broomcorn millet have short growing seasons, are arid adapted, and can survive in a wide array of climatic conditions, making them well suited to mobility and expansion, especially landscapes with highly variable and vertical topography such as the mountainous foothills of western Sichuan.
In spite of this, the Colorado potato beetle has become adapted to a wide array of climatic conditions, and this has included the evolution of CDL for diapause induction (de Wilde and Hsiao 1981).
As a consequence, the total and habitat-specific γ-diversity of our plots might be larger in the Alps than in the Scandes because the Alps dataset is a subset of an overall regional species pool that extends further to the warm parts of the temperature gradient, thereby representing a wider array of climatic conditions.
This validates the fidelity of the CDM condition Read data transformation for a wide array of conditions because of extensive prior history condition exclusions.
Like every developed nation, Australia has a disproportionately ageing population, who endure a wide array of painful conditions.
It has been linked to a wide array of adverse conditions, from maternal health problems to tumor growth.
"Due to state regulations, there is enough allowance for a wide array of chronic conditions.
A wide array of medical conditions exhibits seasonal patterns in their occurrence.
Diabetic neuropathy encompasses a wide array of clinical conditions including autonomic neuropathy and distal sensorimotor polyneuropathy.
Hence, white spruce may lack the adaptive genetic background necessary to develop on a wide array of moisture conditions.
