The phrase "a range of harmful" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of harmful things, such as substances, behaviors, or effects.
Example: "The study revealed a range of harmful effects associated with prolonged exposure to the chemical."
Alternatives: "a variety of detrimental" or "a spectrum of harmful".
They spread a range of harmful viruses and bacteria.
Whilst being able to bring about positive effects, they can also bring about a range of harmful unintended side effects.
Drilling for oil in the Arctic has had a range of harmful environmental effects, some of which have lasted for decades, according to a new study released today.
"This simply glamorizes a range of harmful behaviors and does nothing to help empower young people to cope [with] relationship problems," President for the Australian Council for Children and the Media Elizabeth Handsley told the website.
Furthermore, women who work in auto factories are exposed to a range of harmful chemicals such as benzene which is used to manufacture rubber tires, chromium and nickel for welding and machining, and formaldehyde in the manufacturing of plastics and textiles -- each of which is linked to an increased risk of cancer.
Both bcl2 (Bcl-2) and bcl2l1 (Bcl-xl) belong to the Bcl-2 family of apoptosis regulators that provide cellular protection from a range of harmful stimuli such as cytokine deprivation, UV- and γ-irradiation [37].
An agreement that allows an agribusiness to use lands to grow certain crops or "for any other purpose," for instance, could allow the company to simply strip the land of trees, store toxic waste, or conduct a range of other harmful activities that were not contemplated by the community.
For example, recent surveys document the damage of workplace stress, visible in its negative impact upon mental health, increased risk of disease and death, lower worker productivity and a range of other harmful consequences.
We might focus on the fact that we expect warming to cause exactly this type of extremely intense typhoon to occur more often — as well as a range of other harmful and irreversible consequences, some of them quite certain.
These limitations do not undermine our findings that neonates are frequently exposed to a range of potentially harmful and known to be toxic excipients.
The glutathione transferases (GSTs) are a complex family of enzymes involved in detoxification of a wide range of harmful chemicals, including environmental pollutants, carcinogens, mutagens, and toxic products such as lipid hydroperoxides generated during oxidative stress [ 36].
