The phrase "a range of massage" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or styles of massage therapy available.
Example: "The spa offers a range of massage options, including Swedish, deep tissue, and aromatherapy."
Alternatives: "a variety of massage" or "multiple types of massage".
Located in a small soi opposite the Bumrungrad Hospital, the spa offers a range of massage -- Swedish, sport, Asian blend -- along with packages that are good value.
Good spas in Bangkok today however are very sophisticated, offering a range of massage styles and treatments combining traditional Thai with aromatherapy, heated herb balls and body scrubs.
The spa industry has begun to target children in a big way, offering a range of massages, facials and other treatments for young customers.
In most major cities, there are now dedicated day spas for children, offering a range of massages, facials and other treatments for girls (and sometimes boys) too young to have had their first pimple.
You could take a short walk to a quiet office cubicle with high-speed Internet, or a day spa offering a wide range of massage options.
A total work experience of 4 years as a massage therapist in two wellness centers of considerable repute and expertise in a full range of massage techniques, I hope, make me a suitable candidate for this position.
Shiatsu, which means "finger pressure" in Japanese, encompasses a broad range of massage styles.
We believe, however, that future development of this taxonomy should include feedback from a broader range of massage therapists in the US and other Western countries as well as from manual medicine practitioners, such as osteopaths and physical therapists, who have different basic training.
Run in conjunction with Decleor, the French cosmetics and aromatherapy company, it offers a wide range of massages and body wraps as well as reflexology, reiki therapy and the like.
Mineral-rich seawater is used in a range of therapies, including hydrotherapy, massage and a variety of marine mud and algae treatments.
The variability of the remaining role components may results from a range of contextual factors, including expectations of massage therapists and other HCPs they work with, structures in the practice environment, and patient care processes.
