The phrase "a range of individual" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a range of individuals" to refer to multiple people.
Example: "The study included a range of individuals from different backgrounds and professions."
Alternatives: "a variety of people" or "a spectrum of individuals."
In addition, we offer a range of individual courses online.
A range of individual actions, while seemingly minor, could dramatically reduce household energy consumption.
Resurrecting this forgotten clause might lead to greater protection for a range of individual rights.
M.O.M. helped in the initial stage of the project determining the different MICs of a range of individual transition metals.
By the 1960s, Shimaoka had developed a range of individual bottles, vases, bowls and plates that he exhibited internationally.
As expected we observed a range of individual species response patterns.
One of the studies compared 128 young German footballers and hockey players with 71 junior athletes in a range of individual sports including swimming, speed skating and badminton.
Photo Genius promises "quick and easy" photo-editing on the move, with a range of individual tools and a one-tap auto-enhance function.
Much of the existing literature purportedly supporting this interpretation, however, fails to estimate properly specified statistical models that control for a range of individual-level factors.
These variables were adapted to the data available in the merged data set and comprised geographic location of place of residence (categorised as urban-rural residence), a household measure of income and a range of individual-level factors.
Hence, we might expect a range of individual-level recognition abilities resulting from the need of each species at the colony level to solve their unique nestmate and parasite recognition problems (Martin et al. 2010).
