The phrase "a range of contact" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or levels of communication or interaction with someone or something.
Example: "The company offers a range of contact options for customer support, including phone, email, and live chat."
Alternatives: "a variety of communication" or "multiple points of contact."
There was a "range of contact that is 'not permitted' and which, if unregulated, will continue to cause damage to the MPS and the public", she said.
"It is clear, however, that there is a range of contact that is 'not permitted' and which, if unregulated, will continue to cause damage to [Scotland Yard] and the public".
The method has been previously validated against round-on-flat fretting test results for a range of contact loads.
Glass particles with a range of contact angles (0°, 50°, 66°, and 82°) were used in the experimental program.
The wettability of ferroelectric LiTaO3 crystal has been varied in a range of contact angles from high hydrophilic (water contact angle θ = 6°) to hydrophobic state with θ = 90°.
The methods are tested in rhomboidal packings of spheres for a range of contact angles and for different rhomboidal configurations and the accuracy is evaluated against the semi-analytical solutions obtained by Mason and Morrow (1994).
They will have a range of contacts they can depend on to provide informed comment.
For the next four years he deepened his knowledge and developing a range of contacts in a community that quickly recognised his energy and perception.
As soon as the user types a couple of keystrokes, the system offers access to a range of contacts, applications and even websites sharing those letters.
The 15-minute conversation in Brunei, at the annual regional forum of the Association of South East Asian Nations, opened the way for a range of contacts, including a possible visit to North Korea by James A. Kelly, assistant secretary of state for East Asian and Pacific affairs.
Wallis adds "I got on with Alastair Campbell" to demonstrate that "my life is not about the MPS" – in other words that he got on with a range of contacts.
