The phrase "a wider array of stakeholders" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the involvement of various groups or individuals in a particular context, such as a project, initiative, or decision-making process.
Example: "The new policy aims to engage a wider array of stakeholders to ensure diverse perspectives are considered."
Alternatives: "a broader range of stakeholders" or "a larger group of stakeholders."
EPIC creators seek a new way of valuing companies, which encourages companies to focus on the long term and to serve a wider array of stakeholders.
Furthermore, the composite nature of modern apps means there's a wider array of stakeholders in application performance that most importantly includes customers.
While transition management appeared broadly successful, one area that was perhaps relatively overlooked by Avahan, particularly BMGF staff, was communication with a wider array of stakeholders.
In addition, were have responded to the charge of setting the research agenda with input from a wider array of stakeholders by partnering with the AACAP and enlisting representatives from advocacy organizations.
That means building trust and confidence among your colleagues and, thereby, influencing a wide array of stakeholders.
MIT startup Spoiler Alert illustrates why a wide array of stakeholders is necessary for solving big public-private challenges.
Credibility is especially important, as building trust and confidence among colleagues leads to an ability to influence a wide array of stakeholders.
During an interview here, he said, "The administration has been working to address questions and concerns raised by a wide array of stakeholders".
You deal with strategy, you deal with Wall Street, you deal with a wide array of stakeholders, but the fact of the matter is, you're operating at 30,000 feet.
Barriers to implementation of landscape design include high costs, the need to consider diverse land-management objectives from a wide array of stakeholders, up-front planning requirements, and the complexity and level of effort needed for successful stakeholder involvement.
They also want the judge to establish a "joint remedial process," in which an official would solicit input from police officers, academics and grass-roots organizations in black and Hispanic communities "on appropriate remedial measures from a wide array of stakeholders on the stop-question-frisk issue".
