The phrase "a wide catalog" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse collection of items, products, or information available for selection or reference.
Example: "The bookstore offers a wide catalog of titles, ranging from classic literature to contemporary bestsellers."
Alternatives: "an extensive collection" or "a broad selection".
He offered his thoughts on a wide catalog of global issues, drawing cheers when he spoke of shutting down the military prison at Guantánamo Bay and reducing nuclear stockpiles.
It offers a wide catalog of pacifying sounds, including crashing beach waves, drumming rain, the dull hum of a ceiling fan, chirping crickets and even the clanking of a moving train.
A novel and facile strategy to modify chitosan (CTS) with a wide catalog of well-defined molecular weight graft hydrophilic and hydrophobic polymers and copolymers via nitroxide-mediated polymerization (NMP) in homogeneous media is reported.
We detail the incorporation and inter-relation of a wide catalog of IETF protocols-such as SIP, SAP, SDP, RTP/RTCP/RTSP, MGCP, variants of Mobile-IP, DRCP, HMMP, PANA, and DSNP-to achieve our goals.
But a recent study at the University of Oslo found that even with a wide catalog, most people stick to a very narrow selection of music on services like Spotify.
For example, soldiers can show Iraqi citizens a photo of a terrorist, and the iPod says in Arabic, "have you seen this person?" Another part of the application plays a wide catalog of useful phrases, and a character on the screen shows appropriate hand gestures to go with it.
That service will cost $20 per month and aims in time to offer a wider catalog of channels viewable on PC, TV and mobile devices.
Its iPlayer service, initially developed as a free offering for UK audiences only, is now available as an app (free with in-app purchases) in 16 countries, and there is talk of a further commercial product, built as more of an iTunes rival, covering a wider catalog of current and archival programs.
This is consistent with the above-described preferential staining of the INBL at E16.5 and P0 and suggests that the neuronal populations that are part of the innermost retinal cell layers need, for their proper function, the expression of a wider catalog of miRNAs compared to photoreceptors cells.
These data led to the establishment of publicly available genome wide catalog of functionally defined human enhancers.
Now that Pääbo and his colleagues have high-quality copies of Neandertal and Denisovan DNA, they also are compiling a genome-wide catalog of DNA that is unique to Homo sapiens sites where present-day people differ from Neandertals and Denisovans.
