The phrase "a range of cutting edge" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of innovative or advanced products, technologies, or ideas.
Example: "Our company offers a range of cutting edge solutions to meet the needs of modern businesses."
Alternatives: "a variety of state-of-the-art" or "a selection of advanced".
This soil bin study examined the use of rotating straight blades with a range of cutting edge geometries for cutting a 50 mm wide strip-till furrow.
Like his 1980s incarnation, Danger Mouse will still have his HQ in a postbox but he will have a range of cutting edge gadgets at his disposal including a multipurpose "i-patch".
The craft is being developed with a range of cutting edge features, including carbon fibre wings that mean the jet can run on less fuel and landing equipment that minimises space in the fuselage when stowed.
The influence of the hone design on process forces, wear behavior and tool life of coated inserts will be analyzed within a wide range of cutting edge microgeometries and process parameters.
Examples of settings in which his work has been applied include the communications infrastructure of the NYSE, the Swiss Stock Exchange, the US Navy's AEGIS warship, the French air-traffic control system, and a wide range of cutting edge cloud-computing products.
Most normal humans" won't need or want to do this -- it might have cool new features or support a broader range of cutting edge distributions and releases, but it also might have bugs.
The range of cutting edge digital technologies - 3-D printing, machine intelligence, the internet of things, cloud computing, big data etc. - is already affecting our lives, from leisure to work, from identity to statistics.
Both Bayesian and non-Bayesian methods are covered in depth, as are a range of cutting-edge techniques for producing point, interval, and density forecasts.
Under Grosz's leadership, the public dimension of the Radcliffe science program has grown to include lectures, panel discussions, and symposia on a range of cutting-edge scientific topics.
Both present a range of cutting-edge dietary research, both say that fat is unfairly maligned, and both inadvertently end up revealing that the science behind their claims is complex and its findings hard to translate into usable advice.
(Huffington Post) Space-Age Material Boeing's Dreamliner is the first commercial plane with skin made of carbon-fiber composites, but the materials underneath — including highly engineered titanium and a range of cutting-edge aluminum alloys — are equally significant.
