The phrase "a range of effective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various methods, strategies, or tools that are successful or impactful in a particular context.
Example: "The study identified a range of effective teaching techniques that improved student engagement."
Alternatives: "a variety of successful" or "multiple effective options".
A population perspective requires a range of effective family interventions to be available.
Given the pressing need to provide people who have trauma-related illnesses with a range of effective treatment options, this is a most welcome development.
Platen temperature, consolidation pressure, and platen movement speeds were each investigated to establish a range of effective process parameters.
Going forward, a number of ideas were jointly posted by Féile and the Féile For All group, which included a range of effective measures that Féile would put in place to avoid a situation like this arising in the future".
Sensitivity testing confirms the utility of our method over a range of effective elastic plate thicknesses as well as for laterally varying elastic thickness.
A range of effective consolidation stress values can be attained by first equilibrating shale samples in varying amounts of suction, to vary the water content.
A range of simple, effective and affordable interventions exist, though coverage of effective interventions is low.
And they must have easy access to a range of safe, effective and affordable contraceptives and counseling.
Students who are in the first generation of their families to go to college are more likely to use a range of those effective study techniques, though they spend fewer hours studying over all.
The stepped care model offers a range of several effective treatments.
The sediments of the Seeb Formation deposited in a carbonate ramp system show a wide range of effective porosity values (2.2 33.8%, mean 16.8%).
