The phrase "a range of texts" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of written works, such as books, articles, or other documents, often in the context of analysis or study.
Example: "In our literature class, we will be examining a range of texts from different genres to understand various writing styles."
Alternatives: "a variety of texts" or "a selection of texts".
There are a range of texts and historical sources that cater for all learning styles.
Actors speak a range of texts, by the queen and her near contemporaries.
OCR, which is introducing the new syllabus in partnership with education charity the English and Media Centre, says the changes will give pupils a better opportunity to analyse a range of texts - whether spoken or written, literary and non-literary.
The Mozi is in effect an archive in which the compilers preserved a range of texts of different origin and age, including both early essays and later essays that on some doctrinal points probably superseded them.
In school science a range of texts is used with children, from formal science textbooks, to science-based articles on the internet, in magazines, as well as newspaper reports (actual or online) of scientific discoveries and ideas.
A thematic analysis is a qualitative method to identify, analyse, and report themes by searching across a data set – in our case a range of texts.
Those new offers include a host of highly competitive Monthly and Pay As You Go plans without annual contracts, as well as new Top-Up card denominations and a range of Text & Messaging Packs including the $10 Unlimited Messaging offer that is available on all Monthly plans. .
A range of text mining strategies has been devised to assist in the automated extraction of biological data.
QuickGO is linked from a range of text-mining, protein- and gene expression-analysis tools and protein databases.
Our selection of textbooks represented a range of text types, i.e. disease-specific or generic, monographs or edited collections of contributions by multiple authors.
Database subject headings (MeSH in PubMed/MEDLINE, CINHAL and Google Scholar) will be combined with a range of text words (see online supplementary appendix 1).
