The phrase "a range of eventualities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various possible outcomes or scenarios that may occur in a given situation.
Example: "In planning for the project, we need to consider a range of eventualities to ensure we are prepared for any challenges that may arise."
Alternatives: "a variety of possibilities" or "a spectrum of outcomes".
Japan's communications ministry will train 50,000 people in cybersecurity over the next four years to guard against a range of eventualities, including attacks on the official Olympic website and, more importantly, online ticket sales.
The model was implemented in Fortran 90: all parameters were specific to each city and to each sub-group, allowing the simulation of a range of eventualities. Figure 1 shows the flow diagram for the epidemic model, describing the different compartments and their interactions for each sub-group (k) in each city (i).
Comprehensive programs were designed to provide students with a sound knowledge and skill base for beginning clinical practice in a range of different nursing eventualities [ 3].
A couple of years ago, before last year's washout, we had to cope with a hosepipe ban, so it makes sense to have a range of plants that can cope with all eventualities.
It's a way to get around fragmentation issues that cost many Android developers users and reviews, and it also helps mobile software encounter a huge range of network conditions, situations and eventualities that would be hard to replicate with traditional testing through simulation, so that apps can be ready to handle any hiccup.
You have to cater for a number of eventualities you just don't get normally.
There does have to be a contingency plan for those kinds of eventualities," says Hughes.
Navigating the bamboo heights does present challenges, so the Met has trained its guides carefully for all kinds of eventualities, including a sudden attack of acrophobia.
The judging was run by John Eckhouse of Eventualities.
