The phrase "a range of objects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of items or things that fall within a certain category or classification.
Example: "The museum displayed a range of objects from ancient civilizations, including pottery, tools, and jewelry."
Alternatives: "a variety of items" or "a selection of objects."
"We wanted to have as comprehensive a range of objects as possible".
"You see us creating this sound world, using quite a range of objects: wind machines, twigs, leaves, a thunder sheet.
It has also shown off Toybox, a prototype virtual toy-room where two people can interact with a range of objects together.
Our Curator of the Cabinet of Curiosities is tasked with supporting this with the curation of a range of objects which will stimulate interest and encourage inquiry.
Helpfully, your blob can be fed special beans that make it transform into a range of objects from an anvil to push on to the enemies' heads to a trampoline for reaching high platforms.
Before 1865 all fire departments were volunteer and they vied with each other in dash and bravery, in baseball, parades and, aesthetically, in a range of objects used in parades and ceremonies; some, like the presentation shields, are particularly handsome.
Clinicians are encouraged to consider the potential use of material objects as therapeutic tools and researchers are urged to design protocols to further examine a range of object use in clinical and community settings and with different populations.
To assess through-focus polychromatic image sharpness of 5 FDA-approved presbyopia-correcting intraocular lenses (IOLs) through a range of object vergences and pupil diameters using an image sharpness algorithm.
This work reports on the application of mobile Raman spectroscopy to the non-invasive investigation of a range of object of arts in a museum context.
Empirical dead time models can be used in which the observed count rate as a function of radioactivity concentration is measured for a range of object sizes at different energy window widths, but other methods are under investigation [ 61].
MUA responded variably to a range of object images over different categories (human face, water melon, tree, car, chair, etc.—see Sato et al. 2008 and Supplementary Fig. 2).
