The phrase "a range of brand" is not correct in English.
It should be "a range of brands." You can use it when referring to multiple brands within a specific category or market.
Example: "The store offers a range of brands for athletic wear, catering to different preferences and budgets."
Alternatives: "a variety of brands" or "a selection of brands."
Taking a lesson from his competitors, he has stretched his brand into new categories the company now produces and distributes eyewear, watches, cosmetics, furniture and housewares, under a range of brand names.
From introducing a range of brand new tools to combat abuse, to expanding and retraining our support teams, we're moving at pace and tracking our progress in real-time.
Investors interested in the sector may want to take a look at traditional lodging companies such as Lodgian (amex: LGN), a franchisee of about 90 hotels operating under a range of brand names, such as Holiday Inn, Marriott, Clarion, Doubletree, Four Points, Hilton, Quality and Radison.
Disney, he explained, owns a portfolio of businesses that operate under a range of brands.
Moss has contracts with a range of brands including Matchless, Rimmel and Topshop, for whom she is a designer.
We've been working with a range of brands from different sectors and been honing the offering and banking a great set of results and campaigns.
Users can pick from a long list of different workouts and schedules from Microsoft and a range of brands, including Golds Gym, Men's Fitness, Shape and others.
She worked across a range of brands: P&G, COI, Bacardi, H&M, BSkyB and Warner Films to name but a few.
When the campaign group Stop Funding Hate asked a range of brands to stop advertising with the Daily Mail, not even Lineker himself could extricate Walkers Crisps (so far, anyway).
Amazon has partnered with a range of brands including razor firm Gillette, moisturiser Olay, coffee system Tassimo and kitchen towel maker Bounty to brand the buttons.
But no one is yet offering what Carphone's Wireless World format can: a collection of devices from a range of brands and the broadband, Wi-Fi or mobile phone contracts needed to make them work.
