The phrase "a range of online" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of online options, services, or resources available in a particular context.
Example: "The website offers a range of online courses for students of all ages."
Alternatives: "a variety of online" or "a selection of online".
Data aggregator/supplier The company collects data from a range of online and sometimes offline sources and provides data to advertisers directly or via its exchange.
A second Buzzfeed News story cited comments beneath articles in a range of online publications where readers had accused her off passing herself off as black.
Vessel was a well-designed attempt to find out, offering new content from a range of online video stars before it hit YouTube.
The department and the administration point to a range of online data the department makes available, including domestic violence statistics and incident response times.
The system might use a smart identity card, or a digital credential linked to a specific computer, and would authenticate users at a range of online services.
A variety of models for sponsorship, revenue sharing, and commission-based partnerships to help brands and businesses reach audiences in new, innovative ways on a range of online platforms are now available.
His attendance at the Trump rally last week drew the ire of a range of onlookers online.
Personal data can include anything from credit card information, to medical records, or account and user information for a range of different online services.
The advert was removed from the Guardian site after just a few hours – but not before it had been widely shared and elicited a range of reactions online.
The network is a partnership with television firm Endemol, and will distribute its videos through a range of partners online and on TV, as well as through its own mobile apps for iOS and Android devices.
McCarthy's argument is supported by the fact that Amazon has been offering a range of groceries online for some years – from cleaning products to biscuits – without setting the market on fire.
