The phrase "a wide array of contexts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various situations, environments, or circumstances in which something can occur or be applied.
Example: "The research findings can be applied in a wide array of contexts, from education to healthcare."
Alternatives: "a broad range of contexts" or "a diverse set of contexts".
The field of Comparative Literature provides students the opportunity to study imaginative literature in a wide array of contexts: historical, formal, theoretical, and more.
The Annotated Wuthering Heights provides those encountering the novel for the first time as well as those returning to it with a wide array of contexts in which to read Brontë's romantic masterpiece.
Stigma is a complex phenomenon that has been applied to a wide array of contexts and accordingly definitions vary [ 14].
The REALM program currently supports 14 projects spanning a wide array of research contexts and methodologies, interlinked by a common administrative and data core housed at INCITE.
We will study a wide array of historical contexts, from the Renaissance to the present day, in which clusters of related innovations transformed the way things are done.
The prima facie evidence of human evolutionary and ecological success raises a paradox with respect to recent work in economics and psychology which increasingly argues for pervasive irrationality in human decision-making in a wide array of behavioral contexts.
More broadly, our method will enable the discovery of signal-specific O-GlcNAcylation events in a wide array of experimental contexts.
Irrespective of the costs, chemical signals play an important role in intraspecific communication and sexual selection of a wide array of taxa and contexts (e.g. [6], [12] [15]).
Moreover, there are a wide array of cultures, user types, platforms, contexts of use, and devices which you must reconcile and take into consideration in the concept.
A second, semiquantitative characterization explored the phenotype of the "minimal glycolysis" (MG) strain under a wide array of experimental conditions to identify potential context-dependent phenotypes.
But Lashley's ideas bring into focus the precise cognitive and computational changes that might underlie our expanded capacities for planning, action, language, music, and thought itself, in the context of a wide array of shared capacities.
