The phrase "a range of formal" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of formal items, such as documents, attire, or events.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of formal presentations from industry experts."
Alternatives: "a variety of formal" or "an assortment of formal".
We present the results of a number of experiments in learning grammars for a range of formal languages.
Burial sites express a range of formal and spatial qualities based on cultural views of the soul, reincarnation, burial methods, and other influences.
This research paper focuses a new methodology for community engagement: 'deep engagement', comprising a range of formal and colloquial actions to support community engagement in urban regeneration, and examine the responses of communities to redevelopment.
Ms. Ahn said that in the complaint, the student describes reporting her case to the university's Sexual Harassment Grievance Board, which, according to Yale, offers "a range of formal and informal resolution procedures"; the student writes that the board discouraged her from going to the police or to Yale's more punitive disciplinary board, the Executive Committee.
Similarly, individual crime topics are distributed across a range of formal crime types.
One significant challenge is to show how a range of formal models can be related to each other.
But the show never feels sloppy, amateurish or rushed, mixing a range of conventional formal and abstract metal sculpture and more experimental contemporary artworks with an assuredness that is deceptively effortless.
Encouraging designers to reexamine their tools and develop strategies to link attributes previously understood to be either separate from each other or external to the design disciplines, those questions have also opened up a range of technical, formal, and social repertoires for architecture and urbanism.
Interview informants identified a range of potential formal and informal models for cooperation.
Overall, AHPs in this study appeared to be engaging in a range of both formal and informal workplace learning activities.
This maintenance of a range of non-formal organizational mechanisms for dealing with land use matters, which may often operate in near isolation from formal government is an important feature (Shepherd et al. 1991).
