The phrase "a wider array of works" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of different pieces of art, literature, or other creative outputs.
Example: "The exhibition features a wider array of works from contemporary artists, showcasing diverse styles and themes."
Alternatives: "a broader range of works" or "a larger selection of works".
This Herzog-ian encounter has given birth to a wide array of works that embrace the fields of music, video, documentary, and other digital formats.
Farmers are exposed to a wide array of work-related stressors, which include a hazardous physical work environment and long working hours, 1 as well as financial difficulties and other uncertainties associated with farming. 2 The ongoing structural changes in agriculture may be another source of stress.
My weasel co-workers were pocketing office supplies, fudging expense reports, using sick days as vacation and engaging in a wide array of work-avoidance techniques.
For more than seven years, M. Geddes Gengras has been a staple of the LA experimental music scene, producing and recording a wide array of work alongside the likes of Sun Araw, Akron/Family, and Pocahaunted.
"I feel that they are really interested in bringing a wide array of work to the Boston area and were willing to take on a project of this nature given their interest in trying to share this work with a larger audience".
But in early May, State Senator John J. Bonacic, a Hudson Valley Republican and chairman of the Judiciary Committee, introduced a measure calling for a wider array of judges to have the option of working until age 74, including those overseeing county courts, surrogates' courts and courts of claims, among others.
For mechanical and optical reasons, some brands of D.S.L.R.'s work with a wider array of vintage lenses than others.
We were seeking more freedom and the opportunity to work for a wider array of clients.
But due to the breadth of their effort, Vlingo had to take a more general approach, using machine learning through statistical analysis so the system could work in a wider array of uses.
We all need to think differently and more creatively: about the new economic forces at play in the post-crisis world; about the better integration of employment policies with macroeconomic policies, nationally and internationally; and about how to develop a wider array of policies and programs that can provide work for all who want it.
