The phrase "a range of prospective" is not correct in standard English usage.
It is likely intended to refer to "a range of prospective options" or "a range of prospective clients," where "prospective" serves as an adjective describing something that is expected or likely to happen.
Example: "We are considering a range of prospective candidates for the position."
Alternatives: "a variety of potential" or "a selection of possible".
The Globe attracted a range of prospective buyers.
TechCrunch understands that the 500 TukTuks team has pitched a range of prospective LPs for its fund since December.
Copper nanoparticles are a less expensive other option to different precious metal nanoparticles with a range of prospective users in the area of nanoscience and technology [1].
We model a range of prospective policy scenarios and compare policy mechanisms that compensate homeowners for generation, those that reduce their upfront costs, and those that assist with financing, using Ireland as a case study.
In a range of prospective studies, inflammation markers have also been shown to relate to the development of type 2 diabetes and coronary heart disease.
We investigated pathways linking offspring birth weight to maternal diabetes risk in later life by taking into account a range of prospective early-life and adult maternal factors.
We described for the first time a range of novel prospective virulence candidates, including a fourth Type I pili cluster (A1S_2088-2091), the VgrG-like proteins, the PAAR-repeat domain proteins, Bap-like proteins and various OmpA-like proteins.
A large number of building types - from urban villas and town houses to blocks of flats and student housing - is designed to appeal to a broad range of prospective residents (ibid.: 3).
1) Review your scholarships and fee waivers Universities already offer a range of support to prospective postgraduates, some targeted on the basis of academic merit, some targeted towards their own undergraduate students and alumni, and some targeted on need.
These studies have been conducted using a range of approaches including prospective cohort, retrospective case-control and population based data bank analysis.
The fact that property in a bad condition only attracts a very limited range of prospective buyers could offer one explanation.
