The phrase "a range of trade" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to various types or categories of trade, often in a business or economic context.
Example: "The conference will cover a range of trade topics, including import/export regulations and market trends."
Alternatives: "a variety of trade" or "a spectrum of trade".
Days before Bin Laden's death, the two sides had made progress during a meeting where their commerce secretaries promised to explore a range of trade and business ties.
They said they had made progress in narrowing differences on a range of trade disputes, making it more likely that they could settle on a framework for global talks when the meeting is held.
Economic integration, process in which two or more states in a broadly defined geographic area reduce a range of trade barriers to advance or protect a set of economic goals.
Intellectual property includes everything from drawings, plans, and employee training materials to a range of trade secrets, internal company know-how, research and development.
The question is far from trivial: the US is now embroiled in a range of trade disputes with India, bad feelings linger in both capitals thanks to the arrest and brief incarceration of Indian diplomat Devyani Khobragade and above all, it is not evident to what extent US efforts to reach out to him have proven successful.
The agency's proposal would invite a range of trading platforms to become swap execution facilities.
Client activity levels rose again as a number of news stories drove sharp movements in financial markets and presented a range of trading opportunities.
The results show how the methodology can be used to find a range of trade-off solutions for optimizing batch plant design.
By utilizing a quality-aware optimization that admits source scalability, the proposed scheme provides a range of trade-offs between transmission resource utilization efficiency and stable client video playback quality.
While this strategy offers the possibility of a direct impact at potentially large scale, it also leads to a range of trade-offs for the green niche actors and ultimately reduces the prospects for a sustainable agricultural transformation.
Lars Seemann, a recent graduate of the UH econophysics program who studied under Gunaratne, took a job a few months ago at Quantlab Financial LLC in Houston, providing quantitative analysis for a range of trading and investment operations.
