The phrase "a range of pledges" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of commitments or promises made by individuals or organizations.
Example: "The charity organization presented a range of pledges to support local communities in need."
Alternatives: "a variety of commitments" or "a selection of promises."
Thrillingly, a crack team of Guardian geniuses has created an online machine for assembling a "custom mayor" for London based on your pick from a range of policy pledges.
A range of detailed pledges, from the reduction by four percentage points of the overall tax take over ten years to the abolition of special public-pension rights for railway workers, were spelled out.
Donald Trump appears to have softened his stance on a range of sweeping campaign pledges, saying in his first interview since his election as US president that he might not repeal Obamacare and that prosecuting Hillary Clinton over confidential emails was not a priority.
Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton made the announcement at a security meeting in Guatemala City at which a range of international donors pledged nearly $1 billion to the region.
The internal tensions did not begin with the Budget or during the panic-stricken general election campaign, when Cameron and Osborne made a range of ill thought through pledges.
A range of influential leaders have pledged to educate their followers - especially young people - about the importance of caring for and ending discrimination against those living with HIV/AIDS.
With the future of the power-sharing government hanging in the balance, Robinson and other leaders of Northern Ireland's principal nationalist and unionist parties met for some 10 weeks and eventually hammered out a 67-page agreement called "A Fresh Start," which brought resolution to a range of hot-button disputes, including pledges to complete the process of ending paramilitarism.
First Light is currently 51% funded, with a range of contributions including a £10 pledge that brings an electronic copy, with the supporter's name added to a list of supporters published in the book.
Turkey's new Justice and Development Party government, which swept to a landslide victory in Nov. 3 elections, has vowed "zero tolerance" of torture and pledged a range of human rights reforms to meet European Union standards for membership.
