The phrase "a range of delegates" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of representatives or participants in a meeting, conference, or event.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of delegates from various industries, providing diverse perspectives on the topic."
Alternatives: "a variety of delegates" or "a selection of delegates".
"Given the white-hot attention to the conventions," said Greg Martin, a G.M. spokesman, "this is a good chance to showcase our vehicles to a wide range of delegates and opinion leaders whose influence extends beyond Washington and their communities".
A broad range of delegates were ineffably moved by Hu's speech, which contained heartrending lines such as "the scientific outlook on development is the theoretical guidance the party must adhere to for a long time".
It is expected to call for diluting union representation at party conferences from 60% to 50% (some think even this is too much), and doubling the size of policymaking conferences to take in a broader range of delegates.
The shift to accountability means that the business of being sick involves the patient (and relational network) in a range of tasks that are delegated to them by healthcare systems.
Donald Trump's acceptance speech at the Republican National Convention on Thursday elicited a range of reaction ― with convention delegates in attendance feeling largely thrilled by the oration, even as some Republicans viewed the moment as the death of their party.
This represents a substantial and unnecessary cost, given that it is possible to delegate a range of tasks to dental care professionals, who are a less expensive resource.
In some parts of the UK, a lack of midwives has resulted in more women receiving care in hospital and at home from maternity support workers who have a range of different tasks and responsibilities delegated to them [ 14].
Ultimately, although its delegates represented a range of opinions, the voices of the political radicals in the Congress were the loudest.
A similar e-mail message sent two weeks later to 77 delegates elicited a range of responses, most indicating that the insult to Italian work habits had made the biggest impression.
Following on from programmes which aimed to release the research and enterprise potential of academics from a broad range of disciplines, the conference events centred upon a range of accompanied poster presentations, at which delegates sought to disseminate independent work that had been generated during their programme participation.
