The phrase "a range of personalities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different character traits or behaviors exhibited by individuals within a group.
Example: "The team was composed of a range of personalities, from the quiet thinker to the outspoken leader."
Alternatives: "a variety of personalities" or "a spectrum of personalities".
Both have had their fair share of debates and disputes with a range of personalities, from Alan Dershowitz to Michel Foucault in the case of Chomsky and from David Horowitz to Ernesto Laclau in the case of Žižek.
THE team's outpouring of feeling after the last out was clearly spontaneous and heartfelt, and all the more remarkable for embracing such a range of personalities (from straight-arrow Schilling to the corn-rowed Pearl Jam disciple Bronson Arroyo) and grooming styles.
Before then, Mr. Siegel has received invaluable help from a range of personalities: the fighter's second wife (and seemingly one of his greatest challengers), Khalilah Camacho-Ali; the journalist Robert Lipsyte (formerly of The New York Times); Mr. Ali's loyal brother, Rahman; and a clerk from the Supreme Court proceedings who reveals behind-the-gavel details.
Most of the patrons leaned towards the mid 20s and early 30s end of the spectrum but there was certainly a range of personalities and demeanors in the club's main room.
He said he sees the Halloween performance of The Fifty Year Sword as part of an ongoing effort "to get out of my comfort zone". Dealing with a range of personalities, booking rehearsal studios and reacting to how performers change his words is not his usual form.
A good team will utilize a range of personalities and perspectives.
And, like actual rock stars, rock-star developers come in a range of personality types.
Several major twin studies over the last 20 years, particularly those following twins raised by different families, have provided what scientists say is clear evidence that genetics play a greater role than environment in intelligence and a range of personality traits.
A sample of 831 older Australians drawn from registered users of a commercial brain training program, performed a range of personality and non-cognitive measures, specifically: need for cognition, implicit theories of intelligence, mastery beliefs, memory self-concept, and big-5 personality factors.
There was no evidence for shared environmental influences, which is a common finding for a range of personality traits and personality disorders.
Castillo [ 11] trained a team of researchers with lived experience of personality disorders to conduct semi-structured interviews with 50 people with diagnoses of a range of personality disorders.
