The phrase "a range of controversies" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various disputes, disagreements, or contentious issues within a particular context or subject matter.
Example: "The documentary explores a range of controversies surrounding climate change and its impact on global policies."
Alternatives: "a variety of disputes" or "a spectrum of issues".
He argues for a "moral reading" of the American Constitution, an approach outlined in the first essay of "Freedom's Law", and then applied in subsequent chapters to a range of recent controversies.Oddly, Mr Dworkin, like Justice Scalia, also claims to be an "originalist"—at least in his comment in Justice Scalia's book.
No one ever charged the Clintons with wrongdoing in connection with Whitewater, but Starr's authority was repeatedly expanded, to the point where he was investigating an extraordinarily wide range of controversies.
There is a wide range of controversy in worldwide reports regarding the most limiting nutrient for plant growth and development.
The lack of a universally recognised definition of SRHR at the international level [ 6] presents a challenge because SRHR covers a range of rights of varying levels of controversy, which can lead to confusion.
Trump's legal team and surrogates have been using a range of excuses to push back on the controversy surrounding the meeting, claiming it wasn't illegal for Trump Jr. to have accepted it; that any campaign, regardless of party, would have accepted such a meeting; or that nothing of note came out of the meeting, meaning that it shouldn't be a matter of interest to the press or public.
In situations of controversy dialogue is often absent because of a range of social barriers.
But Bloom is just one of many Ukip candidates and members to spark controversy over the last year on a range of topics including, race issues, disability and homosexuality.
The rapper and singer has been the centre of controversy in the past, having aimed tirades at a range of artists including Iggy Azalea, Rita Ora and Lily Allen.
To narrow the scope of controversy, A4R relies on 'fair deliberative procedures that yield a range of acceptable answers'.
