The phrase "a range of chapters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to multiple chapters within a book or document that cover various topics or themes.
Example: "The book offers a range of chapters that explore different aspects of environmental science."
Alternatives: "a variety of chapters" or "a selection of chapters".
He explained that in the Chinese tradition beginning in early Imperial times, the dominant approach to "saying what a text is" involves attributing entire books to one prominent figure even though they contain a range of disparate chapters most likely not composed by a particular individual.
The handbook illustrates these complexities through a wide range of chapters that review key literatures on the topic from geographical perspectives and in diverse global contexts.
I also discovered that the whole bride theme really lent itself to a whole interesting range of chapters, such as the ones on modern brides, brides-from-around-the-world, brides inspired from legends, fairy tales and mythology and commemorative bride dolls.
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The book is arranged chronologically; the 18 chapters are headed by a range of years, starting with 1910 (Chapter 1) and ending in 2012 (Chapter 18).
His research work has been published within a range of publications, including book chapters, journals and conference proceedings.
To achieve this, the editor takes an explicitly comparative approach, drawing together a range of case studies from Asia (five chapters), Europe (three chapters), Africa (one chapter) and the Americas (one chapter).
We will explore a range of hierarchical structures in Chapter 3.
The bank reached a deal to settle state inquiries into a range of practices, the latest chapter in its long-running legal woes.
In the following chapters I will amplify the broad themes of this chapter with a range of other species, as diverse as mammals and mollusks, each with their own distinct biology that has helped fashion each unique history.
