The phrase "a range of senior" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of senior-level positions or individuals within an organization or context.
Example: "The company is looking to hire a range of senior professionals to enhance its leadership team."
Alternatives: "a variety of senior" or "a selection of senior".
He held a range of senior positions.
On Tuesday former president Bill Clinton joined a range of senior Democrats anxious about the growing consumer backlash.
In Moscow, Mr. Bolton presented the American case against North Korea to a range of senior Russian officials on Monday and today.
The result of those decisions was a 267-page document reader that provides candid and rarely heard commentary from a range of senior officials.
Standard Chartered said: "We actively solicit and react to all feedback from our shareholders, and hold an extensive programme of meetings between shareholders and a range of senior management.
He went on to hold a range of senior posts in Edinburgh and Scottish Tory circles, including president of the Scottish Conservative and Unionist Association from 1994 until 1997.
OATS also teaches a range of senior-tailored courses in 70 locations across the city (libraries, public schools, senior centers and senior housing developments).
The Geriatric Center, which offers a range of senior-living options on a 1.7-acre campus here, is attempting to alter the institutional, wardlike setting often associated with nursing homes that rely heavily on federal payments, where many frail and elderly people spend their last days.
Ynon Kreiz, Endemol Group's chairman and chief executive, added: "[Paul] has had an outstanding track record at Endemol and has made an invaluable creative and commercial contribution to the business in a range of key senior roles.
However, a spokesperson for Sturgeon insisted that she had not expected to see Tusk - who is chairing a crisis meeting of EU leaders on Wednesday - on such a busy day, but that she would be meeting "a range of very senior players in the days and weeks ahead".
Today's SNP is a mature, substantial party of government - with a range of experienced senior figures and back-room cadres.
