The phrase "a wide ensemble of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a large and diverse group of items, people, or elements that are related in some way.
Example: "The festival featured a wide ensemble of artists from various genres, showcasing their talents on multiple stages."
Alternatives: "a broad range of" or "a diverse collection of".
It is difficult, simply by looking at invasions, to understand how they are related in a wider ensemble of practices of imperialist power.
"Big Game James" was overshadowed by the likes of Yordano Ventura, Jason Vargas and a wide ensemble cast of excellent relievers like Wade Davis, Brandon Finnegan, Kelvin Herrera and Greg Holland, among others.
A further implication is that both ERp27 and PDI have considerable conformational flexibility in solution and that the crystal structures have captured particular orientations from a much wider ensemble of flexible variation.
Here we identified the locus-wide ensemble of cis-acting sequences that drives PRF1 transcription physiologically.
Clearly, these assumptions are simplifications made in order to avoid prohibitively complex models; the justification is that, over large (genome-wide) ensembles of families and long time intervals, the existing non-homogeneities are likely to cancel out, making homogeneous models realistic.
Range comparison compares performance over a wide range of ensemble and problem size via scalability and crossing point analysis.
Most of the wide ensemble cast turned up, including Harington, Charles Dance (even though he was killed off at the end of season four), and newcomer Jonathan Pryce.
Mr. Lovano's recording career, which began in 1985, has encompassed a wide variety of ensembles, from chamber groups with string and woodwind accompanists to hard-blowing pot-bop duets and quartets.
Three composers who made frequent use of tone clusters for a wide variety of ensembles are Giacinto Scelsi, Alfred Schnittke both of whom often worked with them in microtonal contexts and Lou Harrison.
Woodwind players at Peabody study and perform music representative of all styles and periods in the following ensemble areas: symphony and opera orchestras; wind ensemble; early music, contemporary and jazz ensembles; and a wide variety of chamber groups and ensembles coached by members of the faculty.
