The phrase "a range of unusual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of items or phenomena that are not typical or standard.
Example: "The exhibition featured a range of unusual artifacts from ancient civilizations."
Alternatives: "a variety of uncommon" or "a selection of atypical".
Affected leaves display a range of unusual symptoms including mosaic patterns in different shades of green and finger-like distortion of leaf shape.
Castoff.info The website of the British Cast Off knitting club, which arranges "fun and adventurous knitting meetings and workshops in a range of unusual public settings".
The wine list, which is Ms. Kim-Drohomyrecky's bailiwick, features a range of unusual wines that suits the restaurant's stated desire to use organic ingredients whenever possible.
But in Minneapolis, a second-hand book shop holds a range of unusual volumes that imply learning and curiosity worthy of a great university.
Buying up a range of unusual properties, she seems to be making an effort to turbocharge storytelling in this fractured digital age.
The project, to be built over a generation, would include a range of unusual environmental features, like heavy use of solar energy and geothermal wells.
Sonatine, along with a range of other unusual films at the time, created a hunger to see more and more.
John Stanton, a professor of food marketing at Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia, agreed that Americans' palates are widening, and shows like Anthony Bourdain's CNN programming are helping introduce them to a wide range of unusual foods in a way that should benefit operations like Ocean Approved.
Recent studies have discovered diamonds and a wide range of unusual deep mantle minerals from the Luobusa ophiolite along the YZS (Yang et al. 2015).
Although they left half the ranch in standard rows of citrus and avocados, next to their home they started replanting with a diverse range of unusual fruits and varieties.
In Northwest Alaska, warming is resulting in a broad range of unusual weather and environmental conditions, including delayed freeze-up, earlier breakup, storm surge, coastal erosion, and thawing permafrost.
