The phrase "a range of scientists from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a diverse group of scientists coming from various backgrounds, institutions, or fields of study.
Example: "The conference featured a range of scientists from different disciplines, including biology, physics, and environmental science."
Alternatives: "a variety of scientists from" or "a selection of scientists from".
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.
We once ran a session for a client team composed of a range of scientists and technologists from Bell Labs where 25 new patent applications were filed — 20 of which came from the participation of a 70 year-old grandmother!
It has been specifically designed to be a tool for a wide range of scientists, from experimental cell biologists to theoretical biophysicists.
But there is mounting evidence, compiled by a wide range of scientists from around the world, that links pollution to higher death rates.
The federal response required extensive coordination and involved a broad range of scientists and experts from across, as well as outside, the federal government.
I'm not going to Rio (I wrote about, but also did not attend, the first summit there), so I'll be relying on correspondence from a range of attendees — from students to scientists — and hosting discussions here of relevant issues by analysts and scientists.
Usually, chief research and strategy officer Craig Mundie shows off a range of stuff from his 800 scientists, from data center software to social networking toys.
It constitutes a landmark assessment by a large number of scientists from a wide range of disciplines.
To this end, a workshop was held and papers were developed from a broad range of scientists having specialized expertise in allergic and cardiovascular physiology.
The task force, made up of senior federal officials and representatives from the five Gulf Coast states of Alabama, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas, held a series of public meetings over the past year and sought input from a wide range of scientists.
