The phrase "a range of modern" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of contemporary items, ideas, or styles within a specific category.
Example: "The exhibition features a range of modern art pieces that challenge traditional perspectives."
Alternatives: "a variety of contemporary" or "a selection of modern".
"I use a range of modern approaches to explaining the truth in the world.
PSA and Renault offer a range of modern diesels with mileage that can be 25percentt better than gasoline engines'.
The Chicago transportation commissioner, Gabe Klein, noted that biking pushed back against a range of modern ills.
"Contrary to the photos that were leaked," she said, "we are also working on a range of modern designs".
Lithium-ion batteries are the preferred power source for a range of modern technology but they have a spotty safety record.
"Within Islamist rhetoric, Judaism is not just the Jews; it's capitalism, colonialism, Marxism, psychoanalysis, America, homosexuality, Darwinism, a range of modern threats to godliness," Nirenberg told me.
A range of equally modern views follow from his proposed empiricist foundations for the new science and its methods.
Continuum has a range of repackaged modern classics in its Impacts series, which includes Heidegger, Sartre and Derrida.
Going on to cite a number of scientific studies, he makes a supposedly empirical case against Beyoncé, Lady Gaga and a range of other modern artists he happens not to like.
Semi-automatic rifles, including the AR-15, fire one round with every pull of the trigger – a characteristic of a wide range of modern firearms.
Working with Alarm Will Sound has earned Mr. Pierson a glowing reputation as an insightful, flexible leader in a vast range of modern music: from John Adams and Harrison Birtwistle to Edgard Varèse and Frank Zappa, with significant sidelong ventures into classic Beatles songs and complex electronica by Aphex Twin.
