The phrase "a range of contributions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or amounts of input, support, or efforts made by individuals or groups in a particular context.
Example: "The project was successful due to a range of contributions from team members, each bringing their unique skills to the table."
Alternatives: "a variety of contributions" or "a spectrum of contributions".
A spokesman for GVK Hancock said: "It's important to not just look at one aspect of our approval conditions at Abbot Point, as we will contribute in excess of $25 million on a range of contributions and environmental management programs in the Abbot Point area, despite the proposed dredging having no significant residual impact to commonwealth matters of national environmental significance".
Countries' leaders promised a range of contributions, ranging from an increase in airstrikes, to helping train local forces and police, and disrupting the financing of Isis.
First Light is currently 51% funded, with a range of contributions including a £10 pledge that brings an electronic copy, with the supporter's name added to a list of supporters published in the book.
In knowing the semantic purport (= the meaning) of 'and', one is in command of a range of contributions that 'and' can make to sentences in which it occurs.
In the second section, we describe a range of contributions that the established field of human rights can make to the evolving discipline of public health ethics.
Intensification of therapy with premixed or prandial insulin or additional oral agents resulted in a range of contribution from BHG from 63.5 to 71% of overall hyperglycemic exposure.
CASW welcomes a range of scholarly contributions focused on youth, including theoretical papers, narrative case studies, historical analyses, traditional reviews of the literature, descriptive studies, single-system research designs, correlational investigations, methodological works, pre-experimental, quasi-experimental and experimental evaluations, meta-analyses and systematic reviews.
By analysing the existing literature over the last 20 years, the Internet of Things has been investigated by running four key words through two databases (Google Scholar and EBSCO), in order to provide a range of scientific contributions to complement our literature review.
We developed the research by studying national and international literature and, by running four key words (Internet of Things, Energy Internet, Communications Internet and Logistics Internet) through two databases (Google Scholar and EBSCO), we obtained a range of scientific contributions that could complement the literature review.
At HARPS we shall aim to continue providing a platform for a wide range of contributions on these topics.
