The phrase "a notable range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of items, options, or qualities that are significant or worthy of attention.
Example: "The exhibition features a notable range of contemporary art from various cultures."
Alternatives: "an impressive variety of" or "a significant selection of".
Moreover, there's a notable range of colleges attended (from Harvard and Columbia to the University of Maryland-Eastern Shore and Raritan Valley Community College).
Our study reveals a notable range of voicing tactics used by oncology staff.
This diversity is also associated with a notable range of costs per sample.
The survey identified the high professional diversity of laboratories engaged in NGS-based public health projects and the wide range of capabilities within institutions, at a notable range of costs.
Within the cocaine-dependent group, there was a notable range in age of onset of regular cocaine use (range = 19 years 11 months to 41 years 7 months).
These results highlight the notable range of OIC symptoms most desired by patients to improve and demonstrate that bowel movements of only one more per week were important to register a meaningful improvement.
I say obnoxious because I have many personal and deep rooted issues with her over-the-top act in most movies and seeing her go from a 100 to 0 for the duration of Ghostbusters is a pleasant surprise and a notable display of range.
Tau is expressed throughout the adult human central nervous system and tau pathology, namely neurofibrillary tangles, is a notable pathological feature of a range of neurodegenerative disorders, including PSP, CBD (16) and AD (10).
Constitutive genetic background may have an influence on the risk of leukaemic transformation and susceptibility to infection although it is notable that a range of clinical phenotypes can be seen in different individuals within one pedigree (Holme et al, 2012; Mutsaers et al, 2013; Spinner et al, 2014).
A notable feature of the range is Tarfala Lake, one shore of which is formed by the 60-foot (18-metre) ice wall of Kebnepakte Glacier.
Pierre Clémenti was a sort of Zelig-like apparition in a notable array of movies, ranging from Bernardo Bertolucci's "Partner" to James Toback's "Exposed".
