The phrase "a range of fronts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various aspects or areas of a situation, issue, or topic that are being addressed or considered.
Example: "The company is tackling the problem of climate change on a range of fronts, including energy efficiency and waste reduction."
Alternatives: "a variety of aspects" or "multiple dimensions".
The government should take action on a range of fronts.
On a range of fronts, high ambitions are colliding with intractable realities on the ground.
By contrast, the DPJ is stressing how much it wants change on a range of fronts.
Media blow hards like Bolt and Jones are exerting way too much influence in the government's positioning on a range of fronts.
If relations worsen significantly, Mr. Peña Nieto could make life difficult for Mr. Trump by limiting or stopping Mexican cooperation on a range of fronts, analysts said.
The government has also moved a long way off the political centre post-election on a range of fronts – seemingly intent on projecting right-libertarian-small government credentials it kept largely in deep cover prior to the election.
Companies, on the other hand, can use cloud computing to manage a range of front- and back-end office functions.
That, however, is easier said than done: The Revolutionary Guards have a range of front companies, and retains investments in Iran's ports and in other key sectors of the economy.
Since Saturday, a range of front pages have featured The Sun, which has also pictured him in a jester's cap, revealing that Corbyn means to scrap the army; the Daily Telegraph implying he will collude with trade unions to paralyse Britain with strikes; and a strong hint from the Daily Mail that he is too inherently treacherous to be entrusted, as a Privy Councillor, with state secrets.
FMGs include physicians, nurses and administrative staff working together for a rostered population to whom they provide a range of front-line preventive and curative services.
It's about establishing a world-class industrial and economic platform for a nation that is speeding toward second-class status on a range of important fronts.
