The phrase "a wide array of styles" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a diverse selection or variety of styles in a particular context, such as fashion, art, or design.
Example: "The exhibition features a wide array of styles, showcasing everything from classical to contemporary art."
Alternatives: "a diverse range of styles" or "a broad spectrum of styles".
In the '80s house music became a cornerstone at discos like the Paradise Garage (where Mr. Levan was a D.J). and David Mancuso's Loft, where they mixed with a wide array of styles, contributing to an aural and social diversity that helped invent the concept of modern clubs and the D.J. as the nighttime's guiding figure.
Recorded over a span of three days in 2004, this recording surely ranks as one of his most impressive achievements to date, presenting a wide array of styles in convincing fashion.
The images, from many hands over many years, cover a wide array of styles.
Their prices range from the lowest to the average, $25 to $500 for a print, and feature a wide array of styles.
Athens-based rock bands have performed in a wide array of styles, and the city has never had a characteristic style of rock; most of the bands have been united only in their quirky and iconoclastic image.
Over the past three decades, he's dabbled in a wide array of styles and sounds: in the '90s he churned out jump-up jungle cuts as dBridge and composed dark stormers as part of the group Bad Company, and now he's settled into a complex, soulful, and relatively minimal sound.
Audiences are also becoming more receptive; on the Internet, genre names are less important, because everything can be streamed before buying, and listeners can easily try out a wide array of musical styles.
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As designed, a wide array of coach styles could be installed on top the same type of AUTOnomy chassis using just four to six attachment points and that single umbilical cord to send control inputs to the drive-by-wire system.
Personally, Clarkson values a wide array of musical styles and sounds.
Hersch's own "Black Dog Pays a Visit" took a darker turn, succeeded by the brisk, shifting up-tempo rhythms of another original, "Marshall's Plan". It was, by any estimation, a beautifully conceived program that touched on a wide array of jazz styles while allowing Hersch, Gress and Waits a full range of opportunities to stretch out improvisationally.
