"a range of features" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to indicate that there are a variety of distinct features available. For example: The product comes with a range of features that make it the perfect choice for any home.
She regularly presented Woman's Hour from Manchester and produced and presented a range of features and documentaries for Radio 4.
The group has produced five versions of the Explorer browser and has steadily erased Netscape's lead by producing a stable program with a range of features.
The association, he says, reviews documentation that each program or contest submits for a range of features, but it does not endorse.
Both are part of a range of features we have developed to help reduce the environmental impact of our TV technology.
The tool is just one of a range of features that could make use of the company's sophisticated image recognition technology.
These systems have a range of features, but the big fight is over the systems that combine a broadcast or cable network signal with interactive elements on the same screen.
The Day, a daily news service for schools that publishes articles for use in class, has a range of features that have been translated into Spanish that can be used to test secondary students' reading comprehension skills.
On Friday, Apple will start selling the new Leopard version of its OS X operating system, which has a range of features that in some cases match those in Windows Vista and in others surpass them.
The company has been showing a range of features that it hopes will make its MSN service more of a draw to Web users who rely on search engines as starting points for finding information and services on the Internet.
The S Pen comes with a range of features for graphics professionals include a snippet tool for pasting images into a clipboard and an auto-shape tool that converts your rough doodles into smooth lines and curves.
Using over 100 data sets, the Heritage Index took a range of features into account, including nature reserves, heritage open days, archaeological groups, blue plaques and designated local foods such as Cornish Pasties.
