The phrase "a wide array of sources and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety of references or materials available on a particular topic.
Example: "In conducting my research, I consulted a wide array of sources and found diverse perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "a broad range of sources" or "a diverse selection of sources".
The success of Instagram Stories, the decline in Snapchat usage we've heard from a wide array of sources, and Facebook's relentless drive to compete with the startup could spell trouble for Snapchat's IPO on the NYSE market that's expected in March.
Based on a wide array of sources, and without making a clear distinction between tantric and non-tantric works, its central tenet is that an absolute, pure, transcendental mind endowed with all good qualities exists radically other than the ordinary world of appearance.
Sepsis involves a wide array of sources and microorganisms, only a fraction of which are microbiologically documented.
In creating his aesthetic, Kay drew from a wide array of sources, including science textbook iconography and abstract expressionist paintings.
Her meditation on consciousness and culture draws on a wide array of sources: Alexander Pope, the M.I.T. roboticist Rodney Brooks, contemporary novels, ancient myths, and the Sweden-based Absolute Elephant Information Encyclopedia (elephant.se).se
Mercury-bearing material has been placed in municipal landfills from a wide array of sources including fluorescent lights, batteries, electrical switches, thermometers, and general waste.
Bartley interviewed a number of individuals who were involved in his subject's life and made use of quotations from a wide array of sources.
His numbers are generally consistent with other sources on the British units, although there is disagreement across a wide array of sources on the number of troops under Breymann, which are generally listed at either approximately 550 or 650.
The Small Arms Survey combined and weighted a wider array of sources, including government registries in other countries, academic surveys like the NFS, law enforcement and manufacturing data, and other proxy measures.
