The phrase "a dramatic range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a wide variety of something that is striking or intense, often in the context of emotions, performances, or artistic expressions.
Example: "The actor showcased a dramatic range of emotions throughout the play, captivating the audience with every scene."
Alternatives: "a wide spectrum of" or "a vast array of".
The park has a dramatic range of plant life, in particular of vegetation returning to a landscape long covered by ice, and an unusual variety of wildlife.
However, because there were no stated prerequisites for the class, there was a dramatic range of skills within the group, ranging from novice students with no prior programming background to highly experienced programmers who used to be system administrators.
Detached from its neighbouring buildings and nestled away from Dessauer Strasse, the Johann König gallery is a contemporary, white-walled space that may seem subtle and unassuming at first but certainly isn't: expect a dramatic range of contemporary mediums, from sculpture and painting to large-scale multimedia installations.
Listening to BT's This Binary Universe, which has a dramatic range of sounds and textures and which I've ripped at 256k, I felt completely enveloped by the music.
Dreams can encompass a dramatic range of emotion, and subject matter.
Our data demonstrated a dramatic range of PON1 variability in young children, particularly in newborns.
However, Lee's turn as Sir Henry Baskerville in The Hound of the Baskervilles (1959), an adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes mystery, indicated a dramatic range extending beyond the mimicry of reanimated corpses.
But while Rizov makes some good points sticking up for Cera, it's also undeniable that as a screen performer he's exhibited the dramatic range of an insole, making it impossible to picture him doing anything from here on in except more of what he's done already.
From an opening "That's Entertainment," done with a triumphal stateliness, to an unamplified encore of "Goodnight My Someone" (from "The Music Man"), the show, which runs through April 29, has the polish and dramatic range of a master class.
Hubble's photos now display their dramatic range of shapes and sizes, captured by sharp images from the telescope's sensitive Advanced Camera for Surveys.
Here, the Alazani River waters a fertile valley between two dramatic ranges of the Caucasus.
