The phrase "interests spanning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a range of interests that cover various topics or areas.
Example: "Her interests spanning art, science, and technology make her a well-rounded individual."
Alternatives: "interests covering" or "interests ranging".
Nancy was a very special person with varied interests spanning literature, travel, music, and the arts.
Fosun, which was founded by four university graduates in Shanghai in 1992, is one of China's largest conglomerates, with interests spanning banking, pharmaceuticals and mining.
The "farm fresh" apple, on the other hand, is produced by a large corporation with investments and interests spanning the globe.
Now his insider knowledge and experience will be put at the disposal of one of the biggest private providers in the country with interests spanning primary care, secondary care, residential care, community care and specialist care.
"Since 1960, the two parties have evolved from miscellaneous coalitions of regional interests spanning the ideological spectrum into two unified and ideologically coherent political parties, on the European model," Michael W. McConnell, a professor of law at Stanford University, writes.
1978's Thousand Knives of Ryūichi Sakamoto showcased a range of Sakamoto's musical interests, spanning various experimental electronic techniques alongside traditional instrumentation.
His interests span mobile telephony, supermarkets and oil refining.
As well as oil and gas, its interests span chemicals, retail and telecoms.
There's no disputing that Maier was peculiar and prickly, and that her interests spanned the benign and the morbid.
Unlike many scholars, Dr. Greenberg was a synthesizer whose interests spanned the narrow fields of many specialists, not all of whom welcomed an outsider's interference in their domains.
Mr. Naim -- whose interests span economics, and psychology as well as classic foreign policy -- soon revamped the magazine to make it look more like a literary publication.
