The phrase "a range of guests" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of different guests at an event or gathering.
Example: "The wedding reception featured a range of guests, from close family to distant acquaintances."
Alternatives: "a variety of guests" or "a selection of guests".
The Australian Turf Club said it invited a range of guests, including politicians, to major meets each year.
I listened to one of my favourite French radio programmes, in which the host interviews a range of guests about their greatest love story.
Though the facility has recently housed primarily elderly residents, it is still operated as a hotel, and still draws a range of guests who pay per day, Ms. Bolton said.
Nevertheless, his first album was nominated for the Mercury Music Prize, and now we have his second – featuring a range of guests including the great Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen, This Heat's Charles Hayward, and the folksinger Lucy Rose.
As the BBC World Service celebrates its 80th anniversary, The Strand marks the occasion with a live show featuring a range of guests from the world of the arts.
Today join our big birthday bash as we celebrate Tom Jones at 70. We'll be celebrating the life of one of Wales' top stars with a range of guests, new artists covering some of his classics and a very special performance across radio, TV and the web.
Credit: Martha Stewart Hillary Sale '93 (left) brought a range of guest lecturers to her class, including H. Rodgin Cohen '68, senior chair, Sullivan & Cromwell, and Rebecca Onie '03, co-founder, CEO, Health Leads.
Written by a range of guest contributors, as well as some of the Guardian's most popular writers and columnists, the pieces will cover politics, both domestic and international, culture, science, technology and everything in between.
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It will feature a range of guest contributors, along with some of the Guardian's most popular journalists and columnists, writing about subject matters including politics, science and technology.
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