The phrase "a range of legislation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to various laws or legal measures that cover different areas or topics.
Example: "The government has introduced a range of legislation aimed at improving environmental protection."
Alternatives: "a variety of laws" or "a spectrum of regulations".
The lame-duck Senate has been extremely busy not passing a range of legislation.
Indeed, prosecutors are also instructed not to shy away from using a range of legislation that carries higher sentences where it is merited.
Plant taxa are protected, conserved and managed under a range of legislation at the State- and Territory-level as well as Federally for matters of national significance.
Pure single-species management conflicts with a range of legislation designed to protect non-target species and habitats within the U.S. and a number of other countries.
This fall, he said, the council could consider a "range of legislation," including a series of bills to be introduced by Council member Rory Lancman.
From 2012 to 2014, Honeywell spent $20 million lobbying Congress on a range of legislation that included the FACT Act, although federal lobbying disclosure records don't break down how much it spent advocating for passage of a specific bill.
"There continues to be very strong support among a range of legislators for comprehensive climate legislation that includes cap and trade," Gary Guzy, the deputy director of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, said at a conference last week.
Needless to say, state treasurer Gladys Berejiklian paints a rosy picture, saying the legislation "provides a range of legislative and regulatory safeguards to protect the integrity of the property titling system while also protecting staff".
Her government passed a range of prominent legislation during her tenure, most of which was popular.
All of the would-be women militants rally against France's distrust of Islam, which has manifested itself in a range of discriminatory legislation.
iCyber-stalking is recognised as an offence that can be prosecuted under a range of existing legislation (such as the UK Protection from Harassment Act, 1997).
