The phrase "a range of often" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought or a misphrasing that lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The study presents a range of often overlooked factors that influence the outcome."
Alternatives: "a variety of frequently" or "a selection of commonly".
Character pieces, a staple of romantic repertory, traverse a range of often blissful or atmospheric moods and scenes.
With Outside In we are seeking to create a safe space where artists, with a range of often challenging life situations, can be themselves, without judgement or labelling.
Mr Dilnot says: "One of the things we're doing is helping people to understand and make sense of a range of often apparently contradictory figures".
He is also fiercely ambitious and holds a range of often unpredictable views, especially on foreign affairs, of which, as a former diplomat and accomplished traveller and writer, he is expert.Drawing on great knowledge of the wars in both Iraq where he served as a post-invasion administrator and Afghanistan, Mr Stewart is best known as a critic of liberal intervention.
Violence is determined by a range of often inseparable dynamics located at individual, relationship, community, and societal levels (15).
A holistic, environmentally situated sort of science used a range of (often non-scientific) expertise to prove the laboratory wrong time after time.
For all that, Bafta deserves credit for recognising a range of other, often better titles that have hitherto failed to make it through passport control.
Thinspo videos profess a range of ideologies, often pressing morbid images into double service, as both goads and deterrents to anorexia.
They sought considered advice from a range of experts, often through a front-on public taskforce approach to bring direct effort and resources to these problems of the day.
On view is a range of evocative, often amusing self-portraits and collages, as well as "Reisebuch 1-5," her limited-edition artist's book, painstakingly self-published in Germany.
The festival may not be the whole galaxy of Brooklyn music, but it is at least a solar system, a range of performers often in one another's orbits.
