The phrase "a range of valuable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items, services, or concepts that hold significant worth or importance.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of valuable insights from industry experts."
Alternatives: "a variety of valuable" or "an array of valuable".
About 40 jobs will be lost, plus a range of valuable services, expertise and advocacy.
But with additional work, technologies based on complex materials could offer a range of valuable attributes.
As part of her Australian Research Council laureate fellowship, she's developing the fundamental science to transform the resources in e-waste into a range of valuable products.
It not only ignores Congress's vital mandate, but it breezes past a range of valuable proposals from state and local disaster managers and first responders.
Trees and other vegetation provide a range of valuable ecosystem services and public good, and natural capital.
To be truly successful, ecological engineering should pursue the broader goal of designing healthy ecosystems, which may be novel assemblages of species that perform desired functions and produce a range of valuable ecosystem services.
6) Bake in social promotion Popular YouTubers are likely to have a range of other valuable social media assets.
Indeed, the history of writing is in part a matter of the discovery and representation of these structural levels of spoken language in the attempt to construct an efficient, general, and economical writing system capable of serving a range of socially valuable functions.
Additionally, algae can be used to make a range of other valuable bioproducts, such as industrial chemicals, bio-based polymers, and proteins.
Most inventors work as employees for the majority of their careers and are often required as a condition of employment to sign a contract drafted by the firm's lawyers giving the firm exclusive control over as broad a range of economically valuable information and innovation that the lawyers think is legally feasible.
I have taken this decision to give mathematics students the best opportunity to benefit from the new qualifications at GCSE and A-level, and in particular recognition of the importance of mathematics as a route to a wide range of valuable higher education courses".
