The phrase "a range of speakers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of individuals or devices that produce sound or speech, often in contexts like events, presentations, or audio equipment.
Example: "The conference featured a range of speakers from different industries, sharing their insights on innovation."
Alternatives: "a variety of speakers" or "a selection of speakers."
A range of speakers at the Birkbeck conference spoke eminent sense.
Amongst a range of speakers are Ushahidi co-founder Juliana Rotich, Yemini anti-censorship activist Walid al-Saqaf and Indian education activist and TED-Fellow Gautam John.
Michael Bigg, head of religion, philosophy and ethics at the school, said that a "range of speakers" had been invited in for the ethical discussion.
They had gathered to hear a range of speakers, from the Deputy Secretary of State to a regulatory executive at eBay, discuss the looting and destruction of cultural heritage in Syria and Iraq.
From the podium a range of speakers of Haitian, Mexican, Cuban and Indian descent spoke of how their parents had overcome huge barriers so they could succeed in the US.
The march on Sept. 12 was largely organized by FreedomWorks, which secured the permits and opened the podium to a range of speakers — including those from the like-minded but separate Tea Party movement.
To help in this endeavour of debating freedom, we have invited a range of European speakers to join festival panels.
It never went on sale commercially, but earlier this year Google announced a technology called Google Cast to stream music to a range of audio speakers and – via its Chromecast dongle – a range of other home devices.
Throughout the day you'll hear from a range of inspirational speakers, including Radio 2 sports presenter Matt Williams, cricket writer Jarrod Kimber, sports PR and marketing expert Kate Bosomworth and England Netball chief executive Joanna Adams.
He suggests that we think of semantic competence in terms of a range of principles speakers are disposed to accept in virtue of knowing a language.
There are a range of smart speakers now on the market today, including Amazon's Echo lineup, the Google Home line, and others focused on sound quality in particular, like the Sonos One or Apple's soon-to-launch HomePod.
