The phrase "access to a greater range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the availability or opportunity to utilize a wider variety of options, resources, or experiences.
Example: "The new policy will provide students with access to a greater range of educational resources, enhancing their learning experience."
Alternatives: "access to a wider variety of" or "access to an expanded selection of".
They also pay less for National Health Service prescriptions and have access to a greater range of medicine and treatments for illnesses like cancer.
"For video games, being part of a broader cultural context will hopefully offer creators access to a greater range of inspiration.
"Together, our clients will have access to a greater range of products and financial resources that will augment the open architecture solutions that Merlin currently provides," one of Merlin's managing partners, Stephan Vermut, said in the statement.
Now, Buckeyes have access to a greater range of stores, including tanning and hair salons, gas stations and supermarkets.
More was known of it to Byzantine and Islamic philosophers, since knowledge of Greek was preserved in their intellectual communities, and since they had access to a greater range of ancient texts that addressed the topic.
The fleeting nature of Twitter's posting structure means that while you'll have access to a greater range of potential followers, the relationships you build with those followers will be less meaningful.
· Most of the spices Hugh uses this week are available from supermarkets, but I do most of my spice-shopping online with specialist companies: that way, one has access to a greater range.
This leads some patients to seek consultations and advice outside of Canada to access a greater range of facilities and specialists, and to tap into a greater pool of expertise.
Incomes are higher and there is more independence, as well as better access to services and a greater range of choices.
"I want to see a greater range of software used, so civil servants have access to the information they need and can get their work done without having to buy a particular brand of software.
It is gradually substituting microarrays as the technology of choice for transcriptome analyses, providing access to a greater dynamic range of RNA expression levels (Marioni et al., 2008).
