The phrase "a range of changes in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various modifications or alterations within a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The report outlines a range of changes in the company's policy that will take effect next quarter."
Alternatives: "a variety of modifications in the" or "a spectrum of adjustments in the".
Here in New York, a range of changes in the criminal justice system will touch every corner of the city — from those caught smoking marijuana on the street to neighborhoods that may soon host new jails.
The officials were to operate on a range of changes in the security forces and the Northern Ireland courts that were expected to flow from the accord as a demonstration to Catholics that the violence of the Irish Republican Army was not the only answer to their grievances.
This can be developed by a range of changes in the system (Table 2).
We previously mapped a 30-nucleosome array and demonstrated a range of changes in the extended gene-free upstream region of the FLO1 gene in addition to extensive remodelling at the proximal promoter [41].
Babaee et al. (2010), quoting the findings of that study, assumed that each concentration of styrene in the gas phase is given in parts per million and not in milligrams per liter, assuming that one obtains a range of changes in the styrene concentration in the gas phase amounting to 0.006 0.5 mg l−1.
In Table 1, the range of changes in variables is presented.
There have been many positive and valuable changes in a range of areas in the past 10-12 years.
Also CoLBP features can handle a wide range of illumination changes in the range from to.
The budget also contained a range of tax changes for businesses, in what Osborne presented as support for smaller companies.
There are a whole range of changes that may be necessary in order to fully realize that, including regulatory changes that might stand in the way.
A broad range of changes was found.
