The phrase "wider range of language" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a greater variety or wider selection of words and phrases. For example, "English has a much wider range of language than other Romance languages."
Schools should teach a wider range of languages, with language skills given the same status as the sciences and maths, argues the British Council.
Last year a report by the British Council urged schools to teach a wider range of languages, giving these skills the same status as the sciences and maths.
Furthermore, Sandra was required to express herself in her (and most other students') weakest school language, German, which did not allow her to express herself as detailed as she would have been able to by using a wider range of languages from her linguistic repertoire.
Translation and adaptation in a wider range of languages is needed.
Telephone interpreters can be organised at shorter notice, offer a wider range of languages [ 40] and are preferred by professionals [ 41].
Such children have a wide range of language, motor and developmental disabilities.
Mauritians commonly speak two, three, or even more languages, and the educational system supports a wide range of language instruction.
The training for such forces ought to include the wide range of language and cultural skills likely to be needed as the war on terrorism evolves in the coming years.
The PSTs also demonstrated that they could use their knowledge of children's language functions to plan for a wide range of language use, with Student B planning for the whole range of seven functions over the two visits.
He has shown an understanding that one activity may involve more than one of the functions, thus enabling him to plan experiences that will enable the children to use a wide range of language.
