The phrase "a wide range of valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items, services, or experiences that hold significance or worth.
Example: "The conference offered a wide range of valuable insights into the latest industry trends."
Alternatives: "a diverse array of beneficial" or "a broad spectrum of useful".
In fact, soya beans contain a wide range of valuable nutrients and are an excellent source of protein.
I have taken this decision to give mathematics students the best opportunity to benefit from the new qualifications at GCSE and A-level, and in particular recognition of the importance of mathematics as a route to a wide range of valuable higher education courses".
It can also be interpreted as giving children positive claims to certain goods, such as an education that leaves them with a wide range of valuable life plans to choose from.
I didn't realise at the time that, throughout the rollercoaster ride of my research project, I was developing a wide range of valuable life skills, including oral and written communication, problem solving, strategic and analytical thinking, project management, time management, and team working.
One boy had some of his seven beads strung into jewelry; the other had collected a wide range of valuable stones and odd knickknacks, from lapis lazuli from Afghanistan to a lump of plant resin.
Caregivers had the opportunity to acquire a wide range of valuable knowledge through practice.
IFMs are extensively managed, sown species- and flower-rich vegetation strips which provide both habitats for a wide range of species and valuable structures for the ecological network.
Etude épidémiologique de l'Impact de santé public sur 3 groupes de pathologies (EPI3) is the first study to provide reference figures for burden of disease in general practice across a wide range of morbidities, particularly valuable for health-economics and healthcare-system evaluation.
"It is in the interests of our environment and our farmers that we have healthy bee populations but we know there are a wide range of factors affecting these valuable pollinators".
By single-seed descent from the same S. bicolor × S. propinquum F2 population used in early-generation genetic analysis (Lin et al. 1995), we have produced and describe here a recombinant inbred line (RIL) population of 161 F5 genotypes that segregate for a wide range of traits, providing a valuable addition to the genetic resources available for this botanical and genomic model.
Studied alongside literary or archaeological evidence, they yield a wide range of information that is especially valuable for chronology and economic history.
