The phrase "a range of speech" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various styles, types, or forms of spoken communication, often in discussions about linguistics, public speaking, or communication studies.
Example: "In her presentation, she demonstrated a range of speech that captivated the audience, from formal rhetoric to casual conversation."
Alternatives: "a variety of speech" or "a spectrum of speech".
The gene came to light because it was impaired in members of a large London family who suffered from a range of speech and language disorders.
In the analysis of speech under stress, a range of speech parameters are possible.
Our results cover a range of speech indexes based on lattices, confusion networks and one-best transcriptions at both word and word fragments levels.
The results demonstrate ViSQOL's ability to estimate speech quality in a range of background noises and also for a range of speech enhancement conditions.
Cepstrum is a widely employed feature in speech recogntion [28], which captures the spectral trajectory of speech over time and works well over a range of speech recognition tasks.
Among the more than 20 Supreme Court and hundreds of lower court opinions applying and discussing the case, it has been influential in helping courts clarify protections on a range of speech issues.
For further discussion on a range of hate speech law in several European countries see: M Van Noorloos, Hate Speech Revisted - a Comparative and Historical Perspective on Hate Speech Law in the Netherlands and England and Wales (Cambridge: Interstentia, 2011); E Janssen, Faith in Public Debate.
In trying to shield children from pedophiles and pornographers, such laws, intentionally or not, appear to criminalize a range of adult speech that isn't obscene, or luring, and isn't even aimed at children.
They were ordered to appear before the Court of Publications, a special tribunal devoted to handling cases of defamation and slander (which they were also accused of), publishing false news (another charge), and a range of free-speech issues.
In Political Tone, Roderick P. Hart, Jay P. Childers, and Colene J. Lind analyze a range of texts from speeches and debates to advertising and print and broadcast campaign coverage— using a sophisticated computer program, DICTION, that parses their content for semantic features like realism, commonality, and certainty, as well as references to religion, party, or patriotic terms.
After a court granted his wife a protective order against him, Elonis posted: "Is it thick enough to stop a bullet?" Some justices appeared concerned about a broad range of speech being criminalized, including ill-advised remarks by teenagers on social media and songs by rap artists such as Eminem known for violent imagery in their lyrics.
