The phrase "a wider array of actions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the variety or range of possible actions or options available in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy allows for a wider array of actions to address employee concerns."
Alternatives: "a broader range of actions" or "a greater variety of actions."
Although the anti-NATO protests were spurred on by the Coalition Against NATO/G8 War and Poverty agenda, a diverse constituency worked together to organize and execute a wide array of actions in the week leading up to the NATO summit.
With the renewed emphasis on nutrition, its champions challenge us to move forward with a wide array of actions to reduce over- and undernutrition.
And third, Instagram is luring advertisers from a wider array of industries to its ads with improved calls to action.
"It's opened access to a wider array of people".
Manybooks.net offers many of the same books in a wider array of formats.
Claims to have a wider array of products than Grainger.
Consider offering a wider array of choices and approaches, so they can save face.
For while companies' own self-interest can lead them to undertake a wide array of voluntary actions on sustainable development – reducing their waste footprint, say, or developing products and supply chains that have a high social impact – it is important to be clear that, in many instances, the business case is not there.
Genistein, one of the principal soy isoflavones, shows a wide array of chemopreventive actions.
In addition to its role in regulation of bone and mineral metabolism, vitamin D has been implicated in a wide array of biological actions including muscle strengthening [ 1, 2], cellular proliferation and differentiation [ 3– 6], immune system modulation [ 2, 3, 5, 7], inhibition of renin synthesis [ 8], and insulin production [ 9].
Cummings has a wide array of controversial White House actions to choose from as he decides which ones are worth his committee's time.
