The phrase "a range of plans" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various options or strategies available for a particular purpose or goal.
Example: "The company has developed a range of plans to address the challenges posed by climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of plans" or "a selection of plans".
They are helping formulate a range of plans to prepare the city for an assault by terrorists armed with weapons of mass destruction.
Grant Hearn, chief executive, said yesterday that a range of plans for the business were being examined, including an offering or sale.
It is believed that the bank, led by Stuart Gulliver, discussed a range of plans for dealing with ring-fencing at the end of last year but has no current plans to float off its UK arm.
Early retirees may well be better off on the exchanges, with a range of plans from which to choose and the possibility of subsidies, said Paul Fronstin, who leads the research into health benefits for the research institute.
The Six O'Clock Scramble has a range of plans, too, all of which can be customized to add, say, an extra vegetarian entree or meet dietary needs like gluten free or kosher.
A range of plans can be produced, trading compromises made versus the length of the plan.
Insurance regulators worry that commercial insurers — and the insurance exchanges being set up in every state to offer a range of plan options to consumers — will be left with disproportionate numbers of older, sicker people who are more expensive to insure.
Espoo, Finland – Nokia outlined a range of planned changes today to streamline its IT organization.
Hyman told ScienceInsider that "we are carefully considering a range of planning scenarios," but declined to give details.
The new paradigm can be used as a design principle for realizing improvements across a range of planning and control decisions relevant to job shops.
Evaluations of the tools demonstrate that a range of planning tools can be readily used to enhance existing planning processes, particularly by sharing information and eliciting views that may not be readily accessible to water planners.
