The phrase "a wide array of texts" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a diverse collection of written materials, such as books, articles, or documents.
Example: "In our literature class, we will explore a wide array of texts from different genres and time periods."
Alternatives: "a broad range of texts" or "a diverse selection of texts."
However, these texts are also in dialogue with a wide array of other texts from Native and non-Native authors.
Attempting to do so would require scanning the tables of contents, indexes, and the body of the text itself of a wide array of books, periodicals, whatever might be is the print analog of a blog, government reports from many nations, and vast reference works containing the information of online databases, for instance, the names of biological taxa or geographic locations.
In her Mouthpiece series she has broken down text into phonemes and a wide array of nonsemantic vocal sounds: sustained vowels, clipped constants, vocal ticks, clucks and sputterings.
Churches and other faith organizations currently use a wide array of channels to keep in touch with their communities, like text messages, prayer hotlines, YouTube streams and social media accounts.
Dubbed the "Curse of Silence", SMS capabilities on a wide array of Nokia devices could be disabled by sending a series of specially formatted texts.
The text contains carefully selected readings that address a wide array of grammatical concerns and that steadily progress from easy to difficult.
You can pick from a wide array of topics and Lingua.ly automatically selects vocabulary words for you from the text.
Indeed, the text of the recent United Nations General Assembly Special Session (UNGASS) Declaration of Commitment on HIV/AIDS addresses a wide array of HIV-related imperatives ranging from clinical prevention and treatment to human rights, from socioeconomic impact to research and development [ 13].
A wide array of outdoors groups praised the move.
