The phrase "a wider range of voices" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing diversity, inclusion, or the importance of multiple perspectives in a conversation or context.
Example: "To create a more inclusive environment, we need to ensure that we have a wider range of voices represented in our discussions."
Alternatives: "a broader spectrum of voices" or "a greater variety of voices".
A wider range of voices would broaden the opinions offered to audiences.
This is a debate that needs to happen, and to involve a wider range of voices than a coterie of Westminster insiders or peddlers of economic orthodoxy.
While you may already have started work on addressing the issues raised here, we would nonetheless appreciate the opportunity to discuss this matter further with the board to bring in a wider range of voices.
Alongside this, in a PR-elected upper house, a wider range of voices would be heard: forcing the government to negotiate its policy with representatives genuinely reflecting the electorate's majority view.
A wider range of voices could be heard in policy debates, and a sense that the status-quo ways of doing business for the past decade (which Mr. Putin seemed to embody, and Mr. Medvedev appeared to question) seemed to be subject to greater scrutiny.
Changing the climate could begin with naming and shaming corporate rogues, being choosier about which names make the honours list, and listening to a wider range of voices, instead of a cabal of favoured business leaders (mainly from the banks) when testing out new policies.
Our goal is to publish a wide range of voices.
It supports both SAPI4 and SAPI5, so it works with a wide range of voices, both free and commercial.
Unless a wide range of voices are equitably engaged from the outset, efforts will lack legitimacy and might backfire.
In an effort to include a wide range of voices in the process, the UN has held a global consultation, which has received responses from more than a million people.
Mr. Kushner said that he and Ms. Solomon took great care to include a wide range of voices in their collection, including those of Ms. Rich, the playwright Arthur Miller and various rabbis.
