The phrase "a compelling range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of options or choices that are particularly interesting or persuasive in a given context.
Example: "The exhibition features a compelling range of contemporary art that captivates visitors."
Alternatives: "an impressive array" or "a captivating selection".
"If you provide a compelling range of content that's going to attract eyeballs, you can sell advertising," says Jeffrey Wales, the News Corp. senior vice president in charge of the project.
A compelling range of data reveals the legacy of pronounced climate warming during the last century, which is firmly imprinted in both arctic [18], [19] and North American alpine [20], [21] environments.
"Apple has so far offered a more compelling range of tablet-specific content, but Google is clearly looking to address this".
What you get is a diverse and compelling range of titles that seem to combine historical importance with modern relevance and playability.
It doesn't match the volume one would expect from the US or Canadian services but it does offer a sizeable and compelling range of titles.
Samsung's new Galaxy A5 – the latest in its Alpha range – combines a sleek new design with decent specifications to create a compelling mid-range smartphone that looks much better than its competitors.
In a statement, Wang said: "We will continue to stay focused on making the best smartphone and building a compelling mid-range portfolio.
The two match wits and milk sips in a compelling conversation that ranges from historical socks -- current day vs. 5th century apparel -- to the limits of flight in imaginary worlds.
The first, on Saturday night, provided a compelling demonstration of Elgar's range as an orchestral writer.
In "The Siege" they offer a compelling account told through an impressive range of interviews with surviving victims, officials, relatives of assailants, and other sources both in Pakistan and India.
This was a compelling, even exhilarating recital, covering a wide range of bases in six distinctive sets.
