The phrase "a range of penalties" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various consequences or punishments that may be applied in a particular context, such as legal, academic, or organizational settings.
Example: "The committee decided to implement a range of penalties for those who violate the new policy, including fines and suspensions."
Alternatives: "a variety of sanctions" or "a spectrum of consequences."
There were potential breaches of commonwealth law and a range of penalties could apply, she said.
I also understand that I face a range of penalties, including criminal prosecution, if I betray this trust.
Respondents next point to regulations which, they say, impose a range of penalties on nursing homes that fail to discharge or transfer patients whose continued stay is inappropriate.
If clubs failed to stay within those limits, they were at risk of a range of penalties up to and including expulsion from European competition.
The panel has the power to impose a range of penalties, from a letter admonishing a member to a recommendation that the House vote to expel a member.
Under the law, schools that steadily fail to show sufficient academic progress face a range of penalties, from paying for private tutoring, to transportation costs for children transfering out, to eventual firing of a school's entire staff and management.
There are also a range of penalty charges which differ from bank to bank.
Out-of-court disposals include cautions and a range of penalty notices, such as cannabis warnings, conditional cautions and penalty notices for disorder (PND).
The parameter determines how strongly weighted the maximum likelihood term is, compared to the penalty functional: A range of penalty functionals has been proposed, including [11, 12] and [4, 11].
For cards with a range of penalty rates based on cardholder creditworthiness, the highest possible APR was used in the average rate calculation.
We elected to use penalized error to measure goodness of fit, and presented results over a range of penalty terms.
