The phrase "a range of leading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of prominent or influential items, people, or concepts within a specific context.
Example: "The conference featured a range of leading experts in the field of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a variety of top" or "a selection of prominent".
Kahl joins a range of leading voices in Germany who have recently expressed their concerns over Russian interference, particularly through the spread of fake news stories.
Within a year there were two companies and one non-profit offering MOOCs in association with a range of leading universities.
Bush's Rose Garden comments framed a quite different narrative – one that has set the example for similar comments from a range of leading Republicans, up to and including McCain's current heiress-apparent from Alaska.
The BBC will collaborate with the RSC and a range of leading arts organisations on the festival, which will feature Shakespeare phrases concealed within a popular Radio 4 daily drama and storylines in the BBC1 daytime soap Doctors inspired by sonnets.
In particular, he highlighted the pledge to reduce alcohol units in a range of leading brands and to introduce new ranges of lower alcohol products.
Jones Apparel Group designs and markets womens apparel under a range of leading brands, including Jones New York, Nine West, Anne Klein, Gloria Vanderbilt and Evan-Picone.
It was the creative artist he valued most deeply: he attracted to the Proms a new range of leading artists and glamorous orchestras, continuing the process of transforming a national event into a leading international festival.
But the towering theatrical reputation that Aldridge built up across Europe during the mid-1800s rested just as much on his portrayal of a full range of leading roles as on his unusual racial status.
Part of the new Guardian Membership scheme, launching today in beta, the diverse programme includes discussions, debates, interviews, keynote speeches, educational seminars and festivals and features a diverse range of leading figures from the worlds of culture, the arts and current affairs alongside Guardian journalists.
HP and Extreme gain a broad range of leading threat-management technology by partnering with McAfee.
A large range of leading companies have signed on including Diageo, ebay, EMC, Gap, GM, IKEA, Intel, Microsoft, Nestle, Nike, Portland Trailblazers, Starbucks, Swiss Re, Unilever, and many more.
