The phrase "a range of software" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to various types or categories of software available for use.
Example: "Our company offers a range of software solutions to meet the diverse needs of our clients."
Alternatives: "a variety of software" or "a selection of software".
And some come loaded with a range of software, all upgradable, to handle PC tasks.
The scheme is focused on a range of software development areas including business analysis, testing and mobile.
OpenSite, which is based in Durham, N.C., provides a range of software products and services for customers who need so-called dynamic pricing capabilities.
A range of software and services, from word processing and spreadsheet programs to data storage and other peripherals, will be on powerful network computers accessible through the Internet.
An A.S.P. -- short for application service provider -- uses the Internet to offer a range of software and technology-related services that would otherwise be performed by internal departments at the customer's company.
[C15.] Renting a Computer Department Instead of hiring a computing staff to manage a company's accounting and sales management systems, a lot of small-business executives are deciding to "rent" their main business software from one of a growing number of Internet companies known as application service providers, which use the Internet to offer a range of software and technology-related services.
It has grown into a global collaboration of currently 29 members, and has delivered a range of new software tools.
Architectural elements are modelled using a range of different software, from point clouds editors to meshing tools.
Microsoft has just issued its largest ever list of fixes for flaws in Windows, Internet Explorer and a range of other software.
The Company offers a range of data, software, and research products for individual investors, financial advisors, and institutional clients through its Investment Information segment.
Today, Spongelab's much wider portfolio includes a range of interactive software, including "The Glycolysis Game," in which metabolism-minded players explore how cells break down sugar.
