The phrase "a novel range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a new or innovative variety of something, often in contexts related to products, ideas, or experiences.
Example: "The company has introduced a novel range of eco-friendly products that cater to environmentally conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "an innovative selection of" or "a new variety of".
Others, unconvinced that they can pass the cost on to retailers and consumers, have turned to a novel range of cheaper substances that allow them to present a scrubbed and rosy face to the public.
A general synthetic approach for a novel range of bifunctional chelating agent (BCA) for the 'fac-[M CO 3]+'fac-[M CO 3mTc, 99Tc or Re) has been developed.
His fertile imagination, embracing a novel range of literary and historical themes and fastening with a characteristic sense of the sadness of life on moments of death, defeat, and suffering, together with his prodigious technical resources exemplify Romanticism in its most obvious aspects.
A novel range of coatings having technologically attractive physical and chemical properties (e.g. wear- and corrosion-resistance) can be produced by suitable control of the electrolyte as well as electrical parameters of the PEO process.
Using a novel range of indicator variables of hazardous drinking, this paper shows that the prevalence of these behaviours is high among working-age men in this Russian city.
Long Ago Not So Far Away is a 13-song album that serves as a companion to the novel, featuring a range of styles that pay homage to the film scores and songs of that era.
In that novel, a tremendous range of individual struggle, imperfection and persistence is at once vividly realized and yet also exists as a kind of shadow or exhalation, cast by the massive, unparaphrasable reality of the Jewish past.
It will, however, have something that a novel cannot: a wide range of music created by Brian Rietzell, who previously worked with Fuller on NBC's Hannibal.
The second strategy, long-range cloning (LRC), uses a novel adaptation of long-range PCR protocols.
For example, one option mentioned in the preceding section would be to allow patients specifically to opt in to the novel procedure or to a range of novel procedures of their choice.
All the author's signature flourishes are here, including a significant piece of music (Liszt's "Le mal du pays" underscores this novel), an impressive range of cultural reference (name-checks include Arnold Wesker, Pet Shop Boys, Barry Manilow and Thomas Harris) and a deep interest in sex.
