The phrase "a range of community" is not correct in standard written English.
It can be used when referring to various groups or types within a community, but it typically requires a noun to clarify what is being described.
Example: "The organization aims to support a range of community initiatives that promote sustainability."
Alternatives: "a variety of communities" or "a spectrum of community groups".
The credits can be spent on a range of community, cultural and leisure activities locally.
The tourist-funded lodge provides infrastructure and backup for a range of community work.
They've also launched a range of community awareness initiatives to place policewomen, and the police more generally, in a more positive light.
Town Hall, which presents a range of community programs in a converted church, held a memorial service for victims on Sept. 13.
Oldfield's appeal was supported by a range of community activists, politicians, writers, academics and celebrities,many of whom sent testimonials to the immigration tribunal.
A range of community programs was set up to, including the "On the Same Wave" initiative to get young Muslims involved in surf lifesaving.
Residents were also asked for their views in relation to a range of community indicators: "feeling part of the community", "having trust in local organisations", and "thinking one can influence decisions that affect the local area".
Podemos owes its success to a range of community-based movements, beginning with the indignados in 2011, when disproportionately younger voters filled central city squares.
This is likely to see a range of community-based services develop to bridge the gap between GP and hospital care.
It did so by recognising the importance of such strategies in a Counter-Terrorism White Paper, establishing a Countering Violent Extremism Unit within the attorney general's department, and allocating $9.7m over four years for a range of community-based projects.
The results show that moxifloxacin is a valuable treatment option for a range of community-acquired cIAIs with mild-to-moderate severity [Clinical Trials.gov Identifier: NCT00492726].
