The phrase "a wide array of examples" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a large variety of instances or cases that illustrate a point or concept.
Example: "In the presentation, we will discuss a wide array of examples to demonstrate the effectiveness of our new strategy."
Alternatives: "a broad range of examples" or "a diverse selection of examples".
In the absence of global standards for CHW knowledge and a wider array of examples in the literature [ 20], we used the Integrated MNCH CHW Program guidelines and job aids as a reference point and compared MNCH CHW knowledge against health center providers and CHWs interviewed prior to the program's start in 2011.
Ascorbate acts as an electron-donor keeping iron in the ferrous state thereby maintaining the full activity of collagen hydroxylases; parallel reactions with a variety of dioxygenases affect the expression of a wide array of genes, for example via the HIF system, as well as via the epigenetic landscape of cells and tissues.
It is important that undergrads and graduate students who come here with a wide array of interests have many examples of female faculty who are already active and successful in these areas.
Cytokines are capable of a wide array of direct interactions – for example with central nervous system (Maes et al, 1995; Zalcman et al, 1994), liver, and muscle receptors (Beutler et al, 1985) – as well as mediating wasting (Fordy et al, 1999) in colorectal cancer.
As illustrated by this wide array of examples, inviting students to ask questions was identified by the instructors as an important strategy, and instructors often found creative ways to employ it.
Currently, rotary kilns are employed by industry to carry out a wide array of material processing operations, for example, reduction of oxide ore, reclamation of hydrated lime, calcining of petroleum coke, and hazardous waste reclamation.
Each mini-region of the tectum projects axons to a wide array of hindbrain segments (rhombomeres); for example, one area the size of a single retinotectal arbor had projections to almost all rhombomeres.
From this perspective, addiction is an extreme example of a wide array of behaviors that are largely controlled by visceral factors, or drive states such as hunger, thirst, sexual desire, or, in the case of addiction, craving.
"Parents with young children, for example, cannot store a wide array of items on/in bedside tables, if only for the fact that these objects will be appropriated, abused or outright stolen by curious hands," he wrote in an e-mail.
