"eclectic background" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is usually used to describe a diverse or varied background, often in terms of experiences, influences, or skills. Example: Jane's eclectic background in art, music, and literature allowed her to bring a unique perspective to her role as a marketing director at the company.
It's an eclectic background that has made him appreciate stories from all walks of life.
It is in keeping with an eclectic background that ultimately could steer him to other opportunities.
Tucson will heal together such is the nature of this place despite its eclectic background".
"Lucien is a 'serial inventor' with an eclectic background in nuclear engineering, thermodynamics, theology and automotive design," Mr. Perriard said.
It is a sharp change of philosophy for Ms. Silvestri, whose eclectic background includes opera and playwriting.
Mr. Roth's witty and almost antically inventive modern cooking evokes the proudly cosmopolitan character of his adopted hometown and his own eclectic background.
As authors, we come from eclectic backgrounds in public health, health policy studies, health economics, international relations, development studies, and medicine, with experience of HPSR mostly from India and sub-Saharan Africa.
My eclectic nursing background has led me to my current role, and my passion is working with diverse groups.
Former colleagues say Puma is benefiting from Mr. Zeitz's eclectic, internationalist background by catering to the varying tastes of Asian, North American and European consumers.
Both musicians bring a deep and eclectic musical background to their songwriting; between the two of them they've worked with the indie filmmaker Jem Cohen, the avant-garde theatre director Richard Maxwell, and the cult singer-songwriter Vic Chesnutt, among others.
Composer David T. Little said that he drew extensively on his eclectic artistic background when writing the piece.
