The phrase "a range of press" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It could be intended to refer to a variety of press-related items or media, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The event attracted a range of press, including newspapers, magazines, and online media outlets."
Alternatives: "a variety of press" or "a selection of press".
Atkins, who was the film-maker behind Starsuckers (a documentary that duped the tabloid press in 2009 with hoax stories), has planted a range of bizarre press releases across the media.
Tang had seen a range of foreign press clippings deemed by Chinese Web users to be misleading or unfair.
In keeping with the growing demand for raw goods, Pret has also just launched a range of freshly pressed juices and smoothies, which are processed without heat to retain their colour, nutrients and fresh flavour.
Sitting at a conference table almost too full with cast members of I Can Do Bad All By Myself, the mulit-hyphenated Tyler Perry came to Manhattan to offer a lively Q&A session with a broad range of press people.
While Mrs. Romney is doing most interviews with her husband, Mrs. Obama has agreed to a broader range of press interviews with and without her husband.
His regular morning schedule was breakfast at 8am, followed by assiduous reading of ministerial reports, 15 domestic newspapers and a range of (translated) foreign press materials.
Amazon including a range of facts in its press release announcing the record numbers.
In fact, it was a computer generated impression – one of many seen in a range of hues in the press and on TV at the moment – of what such a particle might look like, based on known characteristics of the virus.
The device connects automatically to a tablet and offers a range of different interactions, including press, bumping and shaking, which present different social features and connect the product to a single profile that can be used to connect kids in real world playing situations.
