The phrase "a range of scientists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a variety of scientists from different fields or specialties.
Example: "The conference featured a range of scientists discussing the latest advancements in climate change research."
Alternatives: "a variety of scientists" or "a spectrum of scientists".
It involved coordinating the activities of a range of scientists from my company and other organizations.
In fact, of course, Defra have been consulting a range of scientists and poultry farmers, including organic farmers, for many, many months.
As a profession, human-factors engineering includes a range of scientists and engineers from several disciplines that are concerned with individuals and small groups at work.
It's clear to a range of scientists that the enormous loss of old, thick ice carried on currents from the Arctic out past Greenland into the Atlantic Ocean in recent years is a major factor that has led to sharp summer melting.
A range of scientists beyond those in medical laboratories can use these titration platforms.
The Emerge event, held in Tempe, AZ in March 2012, brought together a range of scientists, artists, futurists, engineers and students in order to experiment with innovative methods for thinking about the future.
Now in its 12th cycle, this year's theme, Future Now, was interpreted by a range of designers, scientists, and scholars.
Our team included a range of stakeholders (scientists, policy makers, research funding agency representatives and journal editors) involved in knowledge translation research.
It has been specifically designed to be a tool for a wide range of scientists, from experimental cell biologists to theoretical biophysicists.
Such customized networks can be valuable to a wide range of scientists by promoting a faster identification of associated factors and detection of disease-disease interactions.
