The phrase "a range of members" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of individuals within a group or organization, highlighting diversity or different roles.
Example: "The committee consists of a range of members, each bringing unique perspectives and expertise to the table."
Alternatives: "a variety of members" or "a selection of members".
Ofcom's board is made up of a range of members with a variety of backgrounds, with experience of both public life and the business sector.
Short structured interviews were conducted with a range of members from each team (including at minimum the MDT lead, MDT coordinator and clinical nurse specialist) to determine the impact of the observational method on the meeting, and confirm attendance information.
The deformation experienced by these specimens is measured, and it is observed that there is a range of member lengths where the failure mode is a combination of distortional buckling and global buckling modes.
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Collection of that data has involved working with a range of community members.
They invite a range of faculty members from other disciplines like history, sociology and biology to discuss race.
She also kept an extensive journal and carried on voluminous correspondence with a range of family members, friends and business contacts.
A commission made up of a range of IAEA members would be set up to judge whether the inspectors' access requests are justified, and would take its decision by majority vote.
As chair of the South West Forum on Ageing (more on which later), I showed it to a range of our members as well as bodies working with and for older people.
We have a range of team members at the hotel: some have worked here since the 1960's, and some have only been here a few weeks.
Under the terms of the agreement, the body will include a range of politicians, members of the judiciary, the army, the police and the unions, as well as Muslim and Christian religious leaders.
