The phrase "address a wide array of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, issues, or subjects that cover a broad range or variety.
Example: "The conference aims to address a wide array of environmental challenges facing our planet."
Alternatives: "tackle a diverse range of" or "cover a broad spectrum of".
While being careful not to step on any criminal investigations, Congress must address a wide array of serious issues raised by the company's unexpected implosion.
Between half and two-thirds of the gap, however, could be erased if you could address a wide array of socioeconomic factors that accumulate over generations -- the size of the household the child's mother grew up in, the mother's sense of control over her life, the child's birth weight.
The content of the module can readily be modified to meet the pedagogical goals and instructional levels of different courses while the analytical strategies outlined can be adapted to address a wide array of questions in evolutionary and ecological biology.
Sekoff emphasized that while the speech is sure to address a wide array of topics and challenges, there is only one that really matters: jobs.
The pervasiveness of ASD demands treatment and support that address a wide array of development and adaptive behavior (Rogers and Vismara, 2008), support the entire family (Hodgetts et al., 2013b), and occur daily and across the lifespan (Mulligan et al., 2010).
Namely, these mechanisms need to be able to address a wide array of problems, be nimble enough to accommodate rapidly changing circumstances, leverage the power of personal relationships, and be able to address the tensions that can arise between security and health system supporting strategies.
We were not only interested in incorporating written summaries and instructions to guide ongoing care, but also in developing locally relevant web-based tools that could address a wide array of information needs of both BCPs and FPs in a shared-care model [ 8].
