The phrase "a range of progressive" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of progressive ideas, policies, or movements within a specific context.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of progressive solutions to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a variety of progressive" or "a spectrum of progressive".
Now, a range of progressive groups, led by Progressive Majority, are calling on citizen activists to Run for America, announcing a plan to recruit 2012 progressive candidates in 2012 to run for public office at every level -- from school board to state legislatures to Congress.
She is closely involved with a range of progressive organisations and social movements.
Jayati is an economist based at Jawaharlal Nehru University and is also involved with a range of progressive organisations and social movements.
Since then, millions of people have demonstrated in support of a range of progressive issues — women's rights, science, gun safety, and more.
She was also a vigorous supporter of a range of progressive reforms, including woman suffrage, child labour legislation, direct primaries and the referendum, and direct election of U.S. senators, and she threw the weight of her union behind them.
In the course of the past month, Justice Shah has considered a range of progressive alternatives to the ban, from giving Intermediary Liability Protection to YouTube to a simple form of self-regulation for Internet users, what the advocacy group Bolo Bhi described to me as "a block-at-home option".
These calls have been amplified on a range of other progressive and antifascist websites.
On a range of issues, progressive goals have never been so strongly supported by the American people.
Since then, it has directed a portion of its revenues toward a range of fellow progressive groups.
PD is associated with a range of other progressive clinical manifestations such as dementia, autonomic dysfunction, depression, seborrhea, sleep disturbance, and sensory symptoms, which most likely are associated with the demise of additional specific neuronal populations [ 2, 6- 9].
The current study, Charting the Territory, builds on the grounded theory study by focusing on children with a wider range of progressive metabolic, neurological, or chromosomal conditions and by using a longitudinal design to describe the symptom trajectory and further understand the whole experience for the child, siblings, and parents from a quantitative perspective.
