The phrase "a range of machinery" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of machines or equipment within a specific context, such as manufacturing, construction, or technology.
Example: "The factory is equipped with a range of machinery to enhance production efficiency."
Alternatives: "a variety of machines" or "an assortment of equipment."
Steel tubes and a range of electrical machinery also are made.
The most well known heat exchangers are the radiators in automobiles, but they also play a role in a diverse range of machinery, from airplane engines, computers and refrigerators to the gas turbines used to generate electricity.
With that in mind, Lemnos has moved into a huge new 8,000 square-foot warehouse where its portfolio companies have access to a wide range of machinery and other startups to provide each other support.
The weakness was widespread with a range of industries, including autos, heavy machinery and computers, reporting big declines in demand.
He has won design awards before and is currently working on a range of different inventions - from agricultural machinery to electrical products and medical devices.
Considering the wide range of machinery products and that some are more sophisticated than the others, our next step is to examine which regions provide parts and components that promote Latin American production networks of products more similar to the ones produced by developed countries.
Next year, Boston Consulting expects the US to have an export cost advantage of between 5% and 25% over Germany, Italy, France, the United Kingdom and Japan in a range of industries, including plastics and rubber, machinery, computers and electronics.
They have access to a range of more ballistic military technologies and machinery, such as tanks and nuclear weapons.
Modern Orenburg has major engineering industries, producing heavy-industrial and agricultural machinery; it manufactures a range of consumer goods and foodstuffs.
