The phrase "a proliferating range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an increasing variety or number of items, options, or phenomena in a particular context.
Example: "The market is seeing a proliferating range of eco-friendly products that cater to environmentally conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "an expanding array" or "a growing selection".
Housewives relied on scientists to help them protect their families and combat bacteria with a proliferating range of new chemical disinfectants.
A proliferating range of Chinese non-tariff barriers to Indian companies, which India grumbles about, is a small part of this.
Jeanne Meyer, a spokeswoman for EMI, said, "The lack of interoperability between a proliferating range of digital platforms and devices is increasingly becoming a real issue for music consumers".
"The lack of operability [among] a proliferating range of digital platforms and devices is increasingly becoming an issue for music consumers," Grossberg said.
Microprocessor-based equipment proliferated, ranging from automatic teller machines (ATMs) and point-of-sale terminals in retail stores to automated factory assembly systems and office workstations.
Scandals proliferated, ranging from grade-fixing to presidential incompetence to gutting faculty governance, even as suppressing dissent has become policy, enacted in police assaults on peaceful protests at Baruch and Brooklyn College.
Disruptive innovation, therefore, can have a proliferating effect.
Online lending is another example of a proliferating mega trend.
This cell should adopt a proliferating fate.
The vuvuzela sound has proliferated in a range of ringtones and smartphone apps.
Such a deceptively simple task bears the most crucial challenge faced by all organisms the requirement to use a diversity of sensory organs and signal-transduction systems (i.e. stimulus response pathways, Clark et al. 2001) to sense the surrounding environment and ensure the most appropriate adaptive responses in order to survive and proliferate in a range of ecological niches.
