The phrase "a wide range and" is not complete on its own, but it can be correct and usable in written English when followed by additional context.
You can use it when discussing a variety of options, choices, or elements that are being compared or listed.
Example: "The store offers a wide range and selection of products to meet all customer needs."
Alternatives: "a broad spectrum and" or "a diverse array and".
Jean was a delight to work with – always reliable and talented, with a wide range and wonderful comic timing.
"We came to the conclusion that schizophrenia is a wide range and that he was at the lower end," said one juror, Joshua Bartlett.
"To take one road and find such a wide range and such contrasts," he said, "it gave me a different perspective".
The bones were found at the La Meseta formation, Seymour Island, which is part of the Antarctic peninsula with a wide range and abundance of penguin bones.
The events agency sits within Business & Professional and delivers a wide range and variety of events for Guardian News & Media and its clients.
Though there are fewer species of plants than in the European mainland, they nevertheless span a wide range and include some rarities.
Navajo and Apache singers use a tense, nasal vocal quality covering a wide range, and Navajo singers use falsetto voice in certain genres.
In Kevin Mahogany's sets, you hear a broad index of jazz singing, from Nat King Cole to Jon Hendricks to Joe Williams; he has a big voice with a wide range, and he is literate in the music's history.
Identifying the Behnisch style is not easy, as the work covered a wide range and changed quickly, but it was always experimental and forward-looking, and never hampered by conscious conformity to a contrived manner.
"Proprietor Sue Lake goes out of her way to attend events and signings and it's a highly agreeable place, with a wide range and an excellent cafe serving homemade cakes and scones: a great asset to a super town".
This flaking, with a wide range and large amount, is severe once it appears.
