The phrase "a range of native" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of native elements, such as species, languages, or cultures within a specific context.
Example: "The park is home to a range of native plants that thrive in the local climate."
Alternatives: "a variety of native" or "a selection of native".
According to conservationists, the best farmland habitats for butterflies are unimproved grassland containing a range of native grasses and wild flowers, with good breeding areas provided by hedges and field margins, set-aside fields and farm woodlands.
Finally, Christian monasticism seems to have originated in Egypt and could look back to a range of native practices, among which were seclusion in temple precincts and the celibacy of certain priestesses.
Over the course of our three-mile trek, we examined a range of native and introduced plants, meandered along switchback trails, and investigated remnants of the Fujita plantation camp, where Japanese sugar and coffee workers lived in the late 1800s.
With the diversity of silk-like fibrous proteins from spiders and insects, a range of native or bioengineered variants can be expected for application to a diverse set of clinical needs.
It has invested $22 million into KaiOS, the company that has built an eponymous operating system for feature phones that packs a range of native apps and other smartphone-like services.
A sandy-bottomed flood basin behind the 96-year-old Devil's Gate Dam is intended to prevent flooding to homes and cities downstream, but in the meantime supports a range of native plant and animal species and provides a rare wildlife corridor connecting the San Gabriel and San Rafael foothills.
An arboretum on Tomingley Road holds a range of Australian native plants.
We have previously identified a range of non-native AHLs capable of strongly agonizing and antagonizing QS in Gram-negative bacteria.
World heritage-listed Kakadu national park is a landscape of unsurpassed beauty, with world-renowned wetlands attracting extraordinary numbers of birds, thundering waterfalls that plunge from towering escarpments into natural rock pools and open woodlands that offer a refuge for a wide range of native animals.
Mr Thompson said foxes were having a devastating effect on a wide range of native animals.
Wyangala has a warm and temperate climate with a diverse range of native and exotic plants and animals, including threatened and endangered species.
