The phrase "a range of propositions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various ideas, statements, or suggestions that fall within a certain category or topic.
Example: "In our discussion, we will explore a range of propositions regarding climate change and its impact on global economies."
Alternatives: "a variety of statements" or "a spectrum of ideas".
(There may be no referent for the pronoun; and even if there is, the vagueness of 'bald' may yield a range of candidate propositions, with no fact of the matter as to which one is the proposition expressed).
Anyone who meets these ideals of completeness and consistency will be unable to believe a range of consistent propositions that are accessible to other complete and consistent thinkers.
PHRs today have a range of features/value propositions [ 10].
More elaborate systems, in which a wider range of propositions can be expressed, have been constructed by adding to LPC new symbols of various types.
Given these clarifications, it is clear that the P-C thesis is a non-starter, at least without heavy idealization: the range of metaphysical possibilities certainly outruns the range of propositions that we ordinary humans can represent to ourselves.
To continue to reach consumers, MNCs need to market products that offer improved value for their cost or highly differentiated value propositions across a range of customer segments.
At that time Peter Saville, one of the joint administrators, said: "Austin Reed is a well-regarded and iconic brand and therefore we are confident that it is an attractive proposition for a range of potential buyers".
"Austin Reed is a well regarded and iconic brand, and therefore we are confident that it is an attractive proposition for a range of potential buyers; as such, we expect, and welcome, contact from interested third parties".
Additional staff will be recruited over the next 12 months in a range of roles including research and development, proposition development and international sales.
