The phrase "a range of post" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a range of posts"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to various types or categories of posts, such as in a blog, social media, or job listings.
Example: "The website features a range of posts on different topics, from technology to lifestyle."
Alternatives: "a variety of posts" or "a selection of posts".
And much of the production on this album is by the young Memphis comer Lil Lody, who proves adept at a range of post-Lex Luger styles.
A range of posts on Twitter suggest that a number of people are indeed, "creeped out" by such a possibility.
Previously, she held a range of posts in health organisations, including at the Institute of Health Services Management, worked as a King's Fund international fellow, is a trustee of the Imperial College Healthcare Charity, and was instrumental in establishing the Care Quality Commission.
The National League for Democracy, Aung San Suu Kyi's party, tried to compromise with the military by suggesting that the contentious clause be suspended rather than dropped, and by offering them a range of posts in government.
Data from eight of these sites were obtained from spacing trials, with each trial consisting of several replicate plots covering a range of post-thinning stand densities.
In this paper, finite element analysis has been conducted to evaluate the ultimate pullout capacity of SEPLAs in a range of post-keying configurations.
This paper documents how cases of formative e-assessment were developed during the project by a collaborative methodology involving practitioners from a range of post-16 education contexts.
Recent studies have identified a range of post-transcriptional modifications that, combined, are sufficient to generate diversity in channel kinetics and expression level.
Several makers, including HP and Nikon, offer a range of post-shooting modes that let you transform photos good and bad in a variety of "creative" and technical ways.
Cuts in public sector spending could also be affecting the jobs market, says the survey - with reductions in the numbers of graduates going into a range of posts in health, education and social services.
