The phrase "a wide selection and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of options or choices available, typically in a context related to products or services.
Example: "Our store offers a wide selection and variety of organic foods to cater to all dietary needs."
Alternatives: "a broad range of" or "a diverse array of".
From a tiny discount store in Rogers, Ark., that Sam Walton opened in 1962, Wal-Mart grew into a major force in retailing, transforming American customers into discount shoppers who expect a wide selection and friendly service.
A block farther east and one block south is Half-Moon Books (7 Pearl Street; 413-586-3988), a used bookstore with a wide selection and some interesting old collections.
Occasionally, with such a wide selection and the superspeed with which certain fashion items become memes on the Internet, Mr Porter can end up an accidental style graveyard: you can still find those Givenchy shark-head T-shirts and sweatshirts here ($320, $510) if you're planning on going as Big Sean for Halloween.
They sell only previously used books, but they have a wide selection (and many are barely used).
Together with the temporal variation in marker expression, this governs the need to replicate both a wide selection and the time course to generate a first-line analysis of the effect of any therapeutic agent.
When you go to buy pointe shoes, you should have a wide selection and try on many different shoes, including different pairs of the same shoe.
Buyers want a wider selection, and sellers want more exposure for their auctions so they can get the highest price".
There are also BLUE AGAVE (805-899-4694), a clublelit club featuring Latin music and a wide selection of tequilas and cigars, and THE JAMES JOYCE (805-962-2688), an Irish pub with a Dixieland band on Saturdays.
The exhibition, "Yue Minjun and the Symbolic Smile," has received impressive reviews and features a wide selection of bronze and polychrome sculptures, paintings and drawings.
