The phrase "a range of innovations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various new ideas, products, or methods that have been developed in a particular field or industry.
Example: "The company has introduced a range of innovations that will enhance user experience and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "a variety of innovations" or "a selection of innovations".
Humanitarian agencies like the International Rescue Committee are responding with a range of innovations to improve efficiency and effectiveness.
To its basic offer – a huge, usually snow-sure ski area with what are apparently the fastest lifts in France – it has added a range of innovations.
Bertha Rogers Delhi, N.Y., Aug. 25, 2010 To the Editor: Thomas L. Friedman applauds a range of innovations and changes in the school system.
The historical record suggests that while skateboard deck designs diversified via a range of innovations during the second boom of the 1970s, later developments were probably more heavily conditioned by borrowing of older design elements.
We must double our efforts to get a range of innovations and interventions--including better protective equipment and updated infection prevention training packages for health care providers and support staff--on the ground and into practice today.
It is the one time each year when the movie exhibition industry gathers to thank the people who show their films and, while there, show off a range of innovations intended to entice more people to come to see them.
Using matching and difference-in-difference estimation, we find a positive effect on a range of innovation indicators.
HP, for instance, makes billions from its printer business, and that money can be used to finance a range of innovation in areas like cloud services.
For a range of innovation indicators, however, we find little evidence of any significant market demand effects, with innovation performance instead determined largely by firm-level capability effects and characteristics.
We demonstrate that institutional change can be preceded by a range of innovation system-building activities that are not directly intended to bring about institutional change but are required in order for institutional change to take place.
Micro-insurance products, LED lamps, micro-nutrient fortified food products, cashless payment systems, affordable health devices -- companies are exploring a range of innovation opportunities.
