The phrase "a range of basic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of fundamental items, concepts, or skills within a specific context.
Example: "The course offers a range of basic skills necessary for effective communication in the workplace."
Alternatives: "a variety of fundamental" or "a selection of essential".
Its emphasis on connecting students with a range of basic biomedical sciences and applied transitional projects.
For instance, on China the report stated: 'The Chinese authorities continue to violate a range of basic human rights.
This was an area where Morrisons was unable to match its rival, although a range of basic appliances and kids clothing added some variation to its store.
And if it makes sense to deliver one cash grant to meet a range of basic needs, do we need so many organisations focused on delivering humanitarian assistance?
We show that a vesicle filled with BZ mixture can implement a range of basic logical functions.
At the end of the course he was given a purple plastic bucket, a ledger and a shiny aluminium suitcase containing a range of basic drugs for malaria, diarrhoea and chest infections.
Since launching with a range of basics including hoodies, tees and onesies, Primary has scaled their collection to close to 200 styles for babies and kids.
Programs include a range of activities: basic tours of Stone Barns' greenhouse and animals; insider tours that may take visitors to the Blue Hill kitchen; storytelling events for families; square-dancing; or lectures about eggs, chickens and medicinal herbs.
It wants to see a range of standardised, basic products that are easy to compare that would allow people to manage their finances safely.
In this context, schools have become entry points for delivering a range of essential basic services.
(Sarafina, 45, Soweto) The clinic is the first point of entry in the overall healthcare system, offering a range of free basic services at the community level.
