The phrase "a range of ethical" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various ethical principles, standards, or considerations in a particular context.
Example: "The report examines a range of ethical issues related to artificial intelligence and its impact on society."
Alternatives: "a variety of ethical" or "a spectrum of ethical".
It is often used as an umbrella term that encompasses a range of ethical discourses and practices including business ethics, corporate philanthropy, and corporate citizenship.
So we're expecting the policy to include a range of ethical investment tools".
This delightful chocolate lollipop can be purchased from Cocoa Loco, who offer a range of ethical chocolatey goodness.
"The British press is far more competitive, and very professional, but I wouldn't say it has a range of ethical considerations that it takes into account.
In May 2011 an NGO in Switzerland, Berne Declaration, claimed Glencore lagged behind other mining companies on a range of ethical and environmental issues, such as corporate responsibility and CO2 emissions.
It offers a range of ethical savings accounts including a Junior Isa for children paying 2%, a three-year fixed-rate cash Isa paying 1.8%, and an easy-access online savings account paying 1%.
Savers can now also benefit from a range of specialist ethical alternatives for both savings accounts and cash Isas.
While many travelers find strangers reveal information they might not in other contexts, psychologists, psychiatrists and social workers say they must negotiate a range of interpersonal, ethical and legal issues as they travel.
The subject of driving and dementia raises a range of important ethical and medico-legal issues [ 15, 16, 22- 24].
While the equity-oriented goals of helping the worst-off may seem of great urgency in the Ouargaye action-research, a range of important ethical issues are raised.
Different countries have adopted different policies around UAT for blood based on a range of historical, ethical, epidemiological and context-specific considerations.
