The phrase "a range of situations" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various circumstances or contexts that differ from one another.
Example: "The study examined how individuals respond to a range of situations, from stressful events to everyday challenges."
Alternatives: "a variety of scenarios" or "a spectrum of circumstances."
Peaceful protest has been criminalised in a range of situations.
True, in the tumescence episode Mr. Knoxville parades himself through a range of situations.
"Some overspending on credit cards does occur," he says, but it is a minority among a "range of situations".
With interim management, however, the importance of strategic thinking is amplified by the need to apply these skills quickly to a range of situations.
Focus your evidence on one specific example that you can break down into detail, rather than talking more generally about a range of situations.
And Mr Ariely has discovered the same effect in a range of situations, covering travel decisions and even our ratings of physical attractiveness.
Addressing these findings demands a much-needed rebalancing of the curriculum to reinstate essential practitioner skills transferable to a range of situations and crises; skills that have long been viewed as integral to social work by the international community.
Common medical emergencies: The work will produce a series of guidelines covering a range of situations where immediate action needs to be taken either to deal with an acute emergency or to prevent an emergency taking place.
The survey asked whether people felt safe in a range of situations, such as "attending a concert", "going to a movie or film", "attending or running in a marathon", "bars, restaurants or clubs" or "at your workplace".
As clients get nervous, banks have been guiding clients on how to react to a range of situations, from just one country leaving the euro zone to the dissolution of the euro itself.
Unplanned home births cover a range of situations, like births to young women hiding a pregnancy, those who did not have insurance and have not received prenatal care, and those who go into labor unexpectedly.
