The phrase "a range of sharing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe various methods or types of sharing, often in contexts related to information, resources, or experiences.
Example: "The workshop will cover a range of sharing techniques to enhance collaboration among team members."
Alternatives: "a variety of sharing" or "multiple forms of sharing".
It also argues that any strategy should cover a range of sharing approaches for services, networks, data centres, applications, procurements, policies, specialist skills and ICT managers.
The company suggests the feature can be used for a range of sharing scenarios, whether it's collecting bids from contractors, asking for files from clients, or even asking family members to share vacation photos.
"We value our positive relationship with your government, as we explore a range of shared interests," Negroponte's letter to Sargsyan begins ominously.
2. (Secret/Rel Armenia) Begin Letter: Dear Mr. President: We value our positive relationship with your government, as we explore a range of shared interests, especially an agreement on Nagorno Karabakh and normalization of Armenia's relations with Turkey.
"While disappointing, we agreed the postponement will not affect the need for continued and enhanced cooperation across a range of shared interests and challenges, including the threat of terrorism to our region".
This paper uses a range of shared socioeconomic pathways scenarios to estimate the future terrestrial vertebrate habitat loss and extinction risk that could result from projected global land-use change.
The result of this process was greater understanding of the value of formative assessment and the adoption of a flexible approach that utilized a range of shared tools to address specific assessment needs.
A family meal involves a range of shared experiences, from cooking together -- which research shows makes kids much more likely to eat what's served, even if its not something they favor -- to building children's identity, character and citizenship.
Assuming the mid-range figures of a discount rate of 8.5% and a long-term copper price of $0.90 per pound, the analyses yielded a range of shares from 60.7 to 78.7 million.
When British regulators noticed strange price movements in a range of shares on the London Stock Exchange, they tracked them to a Canadian firm issuing thousands of computerized orders allegedly designed to mislead other investors.
A range of share rates from 0.01 to 1,000 s −1 in time of 1,610 s was assumed.
