The phrase "a range of misconduct" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various types or instances of inappropriate or unethical behavior.
Example: "The investigation revealed a range of misconduct among the employees, including fraud and harassment."
Alternatives: "a variety of wrongdoings" or "multiple instances of misconduct."
Among the city's minority residents, officers believed to be members of the Family have, rightly or not, gained a reputation for a range of misconduct, from physical abuse to false arrests.
A judge in Manhattan has refused to grant First Amendment protections to an officer who claims his efforts to unmask a range of misconduct in his Brooklyn precinct led his supervisors to bring him to a psychiatric ward.
The original investigation for potential criminal offences arising out of Hillsborough conducted by West Midlands police, which produced no prosecutions, is now itself being investigated by the IPCC for a range of possible misconduct, including "general concerns about inadequate investigation and failure in direction and control".
A Chapter 14 covers a wide range of misconduct offenses, from minor to serious.
Although it would be highly unusual to have a conspiracy charge in a police officer abuse case, it is equally unusual to charge six police officers with such an eclectic range of misconduct during a single incident without evidence of a purported plan or even a prior relationship beyond being police officers of the same department.
MPs questioned Wheatley and his chairman, John Griffith-Jones, about a wide range of misconduct by banks but particularly their continued abuse of customers.
Since federal authorities began reviewing the police disciplinary process three years ago, the Police Department has punished many more officers for a wide range of misconduct, according to police statistics.
A1 Since federal authorities began reviewing the police disciplinary process three years ago, the department has punished many more officers for a wide range of misconduct.
This Government has introduced a range of measures to tackle misconduct".
This lays down the death penalty for a range of sexual and political misconduct, notably adultery, rape and spying.The latest victim of this law is a German businessman, Helmut Hofer, aged 56.
Since 1991, dozens of United States swimming coaches, including a former national team director, have received life bans by the sport's national body for a range of offenses like sexual misconduct, doping and fraud.
