The phrase "wide vocal range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's singing ability and can be used in any context where singing and/or vocal ability is being discussed. For example: "The singer had a wide vocal range which allowed her to perform a variety of styles of music."
The young woman can sing, with a wide vocal range.
The work's wide vocal range and elaborately curling melodies require a singer with exceptional flexibility and flawless intonation.
Fitzgerald's clear tone and wide vocal range were complemented by her mastery of rhythm, harmony, intonation, and diction.
He taught himself mastery of the microphone, painstakingly acquiring his characteristically wide vocal range, squeezing hilarious nuance out of a vast array of intonations.
In addition to being known for her wide vocal range, egalitarian music videos and teenage-angst-stirring lyrics, Pink is known for wearing pink.
Adebimpe has a quietly wide vocal range; he's the kind of singer who doesn't register as an athletic, showy presence, but when he wants to go for big moments he can pull them off.
Truthfully, it doesn't matter whether you're a soprano or alto by nature, there are very lovely voices on both ends and can have wide vocal ranges.
And in the end, the opera de- pends most on a charismatic mez- zo-soprano in the title role, un- leashing rich floods of tone across a wide vocal and emotional range.
And on her new CD, "Middle Cyclone," to be released in March by Anti- (a division of the punkish label Epitaph that features all their artists who aren't punk), Case displays a wide vocal and emotional range only intermittently present on her six previous recordings and in her regular releases with the Canadian power-pop band the New Pornographers.
Her wide and confidently used vocal range is another thing often overshadowed by all the engorged set dressing.
A specialist in the Bel Canto repertory, which includes the work of Rossini, Bellini and Donizetti, Ms. Simionato was praised for her firm, agile voice; her smooth phrasing; and a vocal range so wide it encompassed the register of a soprano while retaining the meaty lower notes of a mezzo.
