"expanded repertoire" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It generally refers to the act of increasing one's range of choices, activities, or skills. For example, "With her expanded repertoire of culinary skills, she now has the confidence to cater for large events."
Revolver featured sophisticated songwriting, studio experimentation, and a greatly expanded repertoire of musical styles, ranging from innovative classical string arrangements to psychedelic rock.
Volcanii genome, which represents a broadly expanded repertoire in comparison to the first four other sequenced haloarchaea (Table 3) and the second highest number of ABC transporters found in any of the available sequenced archaeal genomes (see http://www.membranetransport.org).org
The African trypanosome – causative agent of the neglected tropical disease of sleeping sickness – presents an especially interesting example of Kinesin-13 biology, since this protozoan parasite has a hugely expanded repertoire of distinct Kinesin-13A proteins encoded in its genome [21].
Consequently, we report herein a greatly expanded repertoire of toxin domains and immunity proteins directed against them.
The loss of pathways for nitrate and sulfate assimilation and expanded repertoire of amino acid and peptide transporters highlight the dependency of these fungi on host metabolism.
This expanded repertoire was retained by species known as "γδ T cell high", but homologous SRCR molecules were maintained by all mammals.
Shared sequence homology among orthologous groups may derive from expanded repertoires of functionally beneficial protein domains in each lineage.
No, they say, 'Let's see what this is.' " For his own publicity, of course, Oliver has his steadily expanding repertoire of commercials.
In this review we describe the expanding repertoire of molecular tools with which to study gene function in Leishmania.
Linking these approaches to chemical genomics and molecular therapeutics should provide an expanding repertoire of targeted therapeutics for clinical evaluation.
We describe strategies for the reconstitution of P450 activity in heterologous microbial hosts, and the expanding repertoire of non-natural reactions catalyzed by engineered P450s.
