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Free sign upThe phrase "a range of issue" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a range of issues"? You can use the corrected phrase when discussing various topics or problems within a specific context.
Example: "The report addresses a range of issues related to climate change and its impact on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a variety of issues" or "a spectrum of issues".
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But protesters have made it clear that their grievances include a range of issue, from basic services to jobs and corruption.
"Yahoo! pays membership contributions to the RSLC and its Democratic counterpart, and takes part in a range of issue conferences and other activities that these organizations host year round.
In the hours leading up to Donald Trump's inauguration on Friday, Washington D.C. was riddled with protests organized by a range of issue groups.
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The book's case studies are careful and methodical, covering a range of issue-areas from climate change to the regulation of genetically modified organisms, and the editors assess the prospects for either transatlantic conflict or joint leadership across these various issues.
They discuss a range of issues.
Other new laws covered a range of issues.
The counseling sessions cover a range of issues.
Heartland operates on a range of issues besides the environment.
Panellists Brian McBride, Nathan Ott, Catherine Johnstone and Richard Parry, discussed a range of issues around transformational change.
Saunders has spoken out publicly on a range of issues.
Clients seek Mr. Sorino's knowledge on a range of issues.
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