The phrase "a range of objections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various criticisms or concerns regarding a particular topic, decision, or proposal.
Example: "The committee received a range of objections to the new policy, highlighting the diverse perspectives of the stakeholders involved."
Alternatives: "a variety of objections" or "a spectrum of objections".
A range of objections emerged to all this.
Like a boxer who has practiced his counters, Benatar has anticipated a range of objections.
Critics have a range of objections to deriving human embryonic cell lines with the new method.
Mr. Bloomberg announced the plan in January, and it has taken a byzantine path, stymied by some lawmakers and industry players who raised a range of objections.
The three Republican senators, who ultimately suppported the measure, raised a range of objections, from the size of the relief package given a dwindling surplus, to the commitment of so much money with so few strings, to even the use of the word "humanitarian" in the phrase "humanitarian disaster relief".
Now the SNP have a range of objections to such a poll.
Instead, he turned the tables on those who might be sceptical about the idea of machines thinking, unleashing his formidable intellect on a range of possible objections, from religion to consciousness.
He wrote: "I have no very convincing arguments of a positive nature to support my views". Instead, he turned the tables on those who might be sceptical about the idea of machines thinking, unleashing his formidable intellect on a range of possible objections, from religion to consciousness.
A new version of the bill will probably scale back some elements of the House's tax package and jettison a requirement that electric utilities use renewable energy for 15percentt of their power generation, but a White House veto threat citing a broad range of objections continued to cast uncertainty over the ultimate fate of the proposed legislation.
