The phrase "and a broader array" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a wider range of options, choices, or elements in a particular context.
Example: "The new policy aims to provide support for various groups and a broader array of services to meet diverse needs."
Alternatives: "and a wider range" or "and a more extensive selection".
"You have to begin to think about these companies in relation to drug stocks, industrial companies and a broader array of industries".
The ACC will launch its first ever annual curriculum planning guides for educators, and a broader array of Internet based education tools, including events that can be live streamed on the Web from the point of lecture or procedure.
For a broader recovery, they will need to make loans more available to more consumer borrowers with blemished credit histories and a broader array of small businesses, the critics say.
In step with some recent federal court decisions, the F.C.C. and Mr. Powell have been developing revisions to media ownership rules that would free big corporations to own more media outlets and a broader array of them than has been allowed in the past.
Although decision-making for volumetric yield objectives has been greatly simplified with the advent of stand density management models, addressing new objectives arising from the paradigm shift towards the production of enhanced end-products and a broader array of ecosystem services remains a challenge when managing commercially-important boreal species.
Previously, entertainment expenses were 50% deductible and a broader array of meals had the potential to be 100% deductible.
Such naming would publicly and perpetually celebrate, honor, and recognize a broader array of figures that reflect Yale's identity as an institution and community.
Metrocall and Arch are seeking to cut expenses, increase sales and sell a broader array of products.
Under the Bush administration, federal agencies appear to be producing more releases, and on a broader array of topics.
This will make the stakeholder concept much more dynamic and involve a broader array of subgroups in the population.
This could help plants like cotton, tomato, and mustard resist a broader array of insects, thus further reducing pesticide use.
