The phrase "a range of prizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of awards or rewards available in a competition, event, or promotion.
Example: "Participants in the contest will have the chance to win a range of prizes, including gift cards, electronics, and vacation packages."
Alternatives: "a variety of prizes" or "a selection of prizes."
In exchange for a range of prizes below we want those working within the voluntary sector to tweet in a photo of themselves, like in the picture gallery here, to @gdnvoluntary hash-tagged with #lovemycharity, explaining briefly why "they love the voluntary sector/their charity".
A series of regional heats were the road to Egg, a north London night club, where I watched 20 trans women compete against each other for a range of prizes, including cash, modelling contracts and, most controversially, a £10,000 voucher for gender reassignment surgery.
European carrier CityJet made the QR craze into a game in 2012 by hiding 18 codes in airports across its network (in London City Airport, Milan Linate and Paris Orly, among others) and encouraging travellers to find and scan them for a chance to win a range of prizes, including a trip to Dublin to test the airline's full-motion flight simulator.
They had won a range of prizes, most notably an Accurist watch worth around £300 [$465] and a signed Motörhead drumhead, similarly priced.
They had won a range of prizes, most notably an Accurist watch worth around £300, and a signed Motörhead drumhead, similarly priced.
This design provided information about baseline cognitive performance prior to the introduction of a reinforcement condition in which children worked for personally-selected prizes (points were redeemable for a range of prizes ranging in value from $0.50 to $30) in a counterbalanced A-B-A-B design that prevented confounding of reinforcement and time-on-task [ 25].
All 100 winners receive one year's Youth Membership of the Poetry Society, a range of book prizes, and more!
Although Hill, who currently holds the post of Oxford professor of poetry, has won a range of poetry prizes he has yet to take the Forward.
Although Alexievich is widely translated into German, French and Swedish, winning a range of major prizes for her work, English editions of her work are sparse.
The NHS runs a range of inducement prizes to encourage, recognise and reward exemplary practice, including Innovation Challenges (up to £150k); Breakthrough Challenges (Dementia, Diabetes and Stroke, £1m top prize); Dementia Partnership Challenge (£150k).
Stephenson is design director of McLaren Automotive, the carmakers behind a range of highly prized, high-priced cars.
