The phrase "a range of infrastructure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of infrastructure, such as transportation, utilities, or communication systems.
Example: "The city is investing in a range of infrastructure projects to improve public transportation and enhance connectivity."
Alternatives: "a variety of infrastructure" or "a spectrum of infrastructure".
Work Parties will engage participants in a range of infrastructure and site improvements.
A range of infrastructure projects – particularly railways, airports and roads – were also announced in line with pre-election promises.
And a range of infrastructure companies are processing transactions, managing call centers, and performing other scale-intensive tasks.
During his inauguration speech, President Trump vowed to bring back "jobs" and "wealth," in part by investing in a range of infrastructure projects.
Lawsuits by neighborhoods and environmental groups have delayed a range of infrastructure projects that require much less land than housing developments.
Improvements to the decision-making process in the areas of preventive maintenance and facility repairs for a range of infrastructure include maintenance, upgrading and retrofitting operations.
It offers Open Stack solutions across a range of infrastructure-as-a-service products, including dedicated, "Bare Metal" configurations such as this recent OnMetal addition.
EMC Corp. is an information technology company, which develops, delivers and supports a range of information infrastructure and virtual infrastructure technologies, solutions and services.
The Valuing Attractive Landscapes in the Urban Economy (VALUE) project facilitated a trans-national programme of investigations to establish economic values for a range of green infrastructure investments.
Capacity-building grants fund a range of the infrastructure needs that the average individual donor, and still many a foundation, not only don't want to fund, but for which they don't even see the need.
This methodology was used to examine a number of case studies, and with focus groups consisting of a range of different infrastructure providers and managers, to gain a better understanding of systems' socio-technical characteristics and behaviours.
