The phrase "a range of intrusive" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing various types of intrusive elements, behaviors, or phenomena, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "The study examined a range of intrusive thoughts that can affect mental health."
Alternatives: "a variety of intrusive" or "a spectrum of intrusive".
The letter also outlines a range of intrusive techniques that Uber allegedly used to extract intelligence from politicians, regulators, competitors, taxi organisations and activists.
Attorney General Michael Mukasey recently issued new guidelines for the F.B.I. that permit agents to use a range of intrusive techniques to gather information on Americans — even when there is no clear basis for suspecting wrongdoing.
The state of emergency has been renewed five times and has normalized a range of intrusive measures issued in the name of countering terrorism.
One person with dementia accepted a range of potentially intrusive DIY technologies including CCTV cameras set up by her husband because she felt it made his life easier.
Adebolajo — who was once arrested by authorities in Kenya on suspicion of trying to train with al-Shabaab militants — was a high priority for MI5 and under surveillance using "a broad range of intrusive techniques".
Adebolajo was a high priority for MI5 during two operations in which a broad range of intrusive techniques were used but "none of these revealed any evidence of attack planning".
"Adebolajo was a high priority for MI5 during two operations: they put significant effort into investigating him and employed a broad range of intrusive techniques.
Other approaches include [10], in which the tools of social network analysis are applied to graphs constructed from netflow data to detect a wide range of intrusive behaviors, including scans.
The Clinton administration was subjected in a range of cases to intrusive discovery that, it frequently complained, burdened executive confidences.
Intelligence services could use this information for a range of things — some trivial and some intrusive.
First, as outlined previously, it is likely that across a range of disorders stressful events will lead to intrusive reexperiencing.
