The phrase "a range of electronic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of electronic devices, products, or components available in a particular category.
Example: "The store offers a range of electronic gadgets, including smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches."
Alternatives: "a variety of electronic" or "a selection of electronic".
This project sees him play with a range of electronic sounds and collaborate with some important local artists.
To address this problem, a range of electronic pillbox devices has been developed.
For example, a range of electronic components is exported by a number of economies (which happen to be in East Asia), so those products are clustered together.
Thermal cycling tests have been performed for a range of electronic components intended for avionic applications, assembled with SAC305, SN100C and SnPbAg solder alloys.
For example, sensory signals from the eye or from skin can be detected by a range of electronic sensors and delivered to the cortex in the form of electrical stimulus trains.
Though these additions expanded Mr. Lopatin's palette, there was a trade-off: the recorded version of "Replica," for example, has a fluid dynamic and a range of electronic timbres that seemed bleached out of the concert performance.
Other relevant data were gathered from international outbreak reports, postings on the electronic noticeboard ProMED-mail (http://www.promedmail.org) and a range of other electronic media reports.
And while the federal law that spawned the mess no longer applies to to tractors, it's still a thorn in the side of anyone looking to perform their own repairs on a range of popular electronic devices.
CONCERTS IN TOWN (LE) POISSON ROUGE Max Richter is an imaginative young British composer who draws plaintive lines of instrumental lyricism against a background of spoken text and a range of antique electronic sounds — a kind of emo Annie Gosfield.
The engineers did not just oversee the construction of the assembly plant, but fanned out to local Chinese companies and began teaching them how to make a multitude of steel forgings and castings, and a range of complex electronic controls.
The company has lost money for the last three years, hampered not only by slower console sales but also by a range of unexciting electronic products, a strong yen and the 2011 tsunami that struck Japan.
