The phrase "a range of external" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of external factors, influences, or elements in a specific context.
Example: "The study examined a range of external factors that could impact employee performance."
Alternatives: "a variety of external" or "a selection of external".
The trust has, through a range of external measures, been regarded as high performing.
Regardless of a private zero-deforestation initiative's approach, it can be undermined by a range of external factors.
The consideration for a player needs to capture total load – training, game and a range of external factors we call life load.
Wealth managers such as St James's Place use a range of external fund managers with different investment styles to run Sipps.
A prototype was experimentally evaluated using methane fuel over a range of external heat addition and thermal inputs.
A range of external indicators provides excellent feedback to the Chemistry Department on the extent to which undergraduates are meeting their program goals.
The charity offers online support and also provides links to a range of related external websites.
Wireless Flash Control The E-5 camera is compatible with a range of optional external flashes, including the Olympus FL-36R and FL-50R.
The camera is also compatible with a range of optional external flashes, including the Olympus FL-36R and FL-50R, which can be controlled wirelessly by the E-PL1 so you can dynamically control lighting as your photography skills grow.
Moreover, a variety of many different types of sensory cells in the skin allow the body to respond to temperature, pain, itches and a range of other external stimuli.
Some experiments were carried out in physiological media with a range of different external ion concentrations, including a low sodium/high potassium medium reminiscent of aphid saline, showing that robust inward currents were produced (data not shown).
