The phrase "a range of global" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of global options, perspectives, or phenomena in a specific context.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of global perspectives on climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of international" or "a spectrum of worldwide".
Across a range of global challenges, we simply do not have the luxury of going it alone.
In an area where, for centuries, Buddhism all but disappeared, a range of global stakeholders are investing in infrastructure to accommodate throngs of future pilgrims.
He has worked on a range of global web based projects with private, public and voluntary sector organizations including BBC World Service Trust, British Council and Zubaan.
"The collaboration is a natural extension of our existing strategy where we have established a range of global strategic partnerships and relationships," said Keith Skeoch, chief executive of Standard Life Investments, the fund management division.
Over a third of media buyers said they now have enough knowledge about a range of global trends - including 3G phone penetration, browsing behaviour on mobile internet and the demographics of users - to include mobile in their client's campaigns.
The commission says the UK can claim to be the pre-eminent world soft power and as a result the FCO should seek a role as an agenda setter and coalition builder across a range of global challenges.
Russian help is needed on a range of other global issues, from Afghanistan to Iran.
Brown said low interest rates and a range of recent global initiatives are among factors making this an ideal time to get infrastructure projects under way.
2011 played host to a range of significant global events, in particular the Arab spring, that led to huge changes in Libya, Egypt and Tunisia among others.
This study assesses the impacts of climate change on species, ecosystems and landscapes over a range of increasing global mean temperatures and the corresponding temperature and precipitation patterns.
This leadership from Bhutan - at the time just philosophical - subsequently inspired a range of new global indices based on more holistic measures of growth and progress.
