The phrase "a range of liabilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of financial obligations or responsibilities that an individual or organization may have.
Example: "The company must assess a range of liabilities before finalizing its financial report for the year."
Alternatives: "a variety of obligations" or "a spectrum of responsibilities".
The Redfern report (2003) was a broader review of the literature that focused on 52 drugs with a range of QT liability including very low QT and TdP risk.
While not denying that torture took place, the Foreign Office insists that the UK government retains no residual liability, deploying a range of constitutional precedents – including reference to the declaration of martial law in Jamaica in 1860 – to block the survivors' quest for compensation.
However, recent studies have suggested that this drug is abused, and we would recommend that further psychopharmacological studies with pregabalin are warranted, including a study assessing its abuse liability across a range of doses in sedative abusers.
They also in a Safe play clause, disclaim liability from a range of injuries listed that may occur in the result of using the product.
A recent Pew survey found that atheism was the most significant political liability among a range of possible traits -- a trend borne out by the fact that there is not a single avowed atheist currently serving in Congress.
Liberty Mutual sells a range of insurance products, including automobile, homeowners, general liability, surety, workers compensation, assumed reinsurance and fire.
His federal financial disclosure, which establishes a range of values for many of the members' personal assets and liabilities, puts his average net worth at about negative $2.67 million.
As a member you get a range of benefits ranging from reducing equipment to worldwide cover for public liability and professional indemnity.
5 A range of environmental risk factors may contribute to the remaining variance in liability, including adverse life events, poverty, childhood adversity and physical disease.
