The phrase "a range of computing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or categories of computing technologies, services, or applications.
Example: "The conference will cover a range of computing topics, including cloud services, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity."
Alternatives: "a variety of computing" or "a spectrum of computing".
In a career that spanned more than four decades, Mr. Needham made contributions to a range of computing disciplines, including systems design, operating systems and networking.
Because the processors are general-purpose ones, designed to handle a range of computing functions, a cluster supercomputer does not always perform at optimum.
The students in your class come in with a range of computing experiences.
PARC scientists and engineers invented a range of computing technologies, including the laser printer, office networking and the graphical user interface.
Instead of buying its own hardware, Rescale works with various infrastructure resellers to offer customers a range of computing resources.
Related events last week included a free film series, an exposition highlighting student efforts to tackle a wide range of computing challenges, a high-energy panel discussion featuring leading female researchers, and a conversation with several MIT winners of the Association for Computing Machinery A. M. Turing Award, considered the field's most prestigious honor.
"HTML5 is the only technology that has a shot at being a ubquitous solution across a wide range of computing experiences — tablets, TV, automobiles, etc.
Touch Revolution, a start-up specializing in touch-screen technology for a wide range of computing devices, calls the 42nd floor of a 48-story San Francisco financial district high-rise home.
John Cocke, a leading computer scientist whose inventions spanned an uncommon range of computing technology from software to microprocessors, died on Tuesday at a hospital in Valhalla, N.Y.
The Media Lab pioneered a range of computing-based technologies like the Aspen Movie Map, a forerunner of Google Street View, the $100 Laptop, an educational tool intend for students in the developing world, and E Ink, the display technology that makes an Amazon Kindle book reader viewable in bright sunlight.
The 589 subjects in the exposed group were initially matched to a pool of 7390 subjects in the unexposed group using propensity scores (within a range of ±0.005) computed using the covariates described later.
