The phrase "a range of variables" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different factors or elements that can vary within a particular context, such as in research, statistics, or analysis.
Example: "In our study, we examined a range of variables that could influence the outcome of the experiment."
Alternatives: "a variety of factors" or "a spectrum of elements".
Van Ham co-authored the study, which measured a range of variables associated with segregation: income, occupational status, education and more.
Greater Manchester ranked 30th, performing more consistently across a range of variables including work-life balance, housing affordability and new businesses.
Fares have a range of variables: the array of airlines serving the route, the number of daily flights, connecting flights and dozens of airline rules (things like passenger eligibility, seasonal restrictions and advance-purchase requirements).
Each meter can be set to display one of a range of variables, from the pollen count to sports scores to the weight of traffic on a particular route.
Across a range of variables, from mental health to material prosperity, intact heterosexual households showed different and generally better long-term outcomes for children than other family structures – gay parents included.
Functionality encompasses a range of variables, from availability to security to sheer processing power.
Psycholinguistic research has documented a range of variables that influence visual word recognition performance.
A Cambridge spokesperson said that an analysis of admissions statistics should examine a range of variables over several years.
This problem is evident in our dataset as democracies differ from non-democracies on a range of variables.
These assessment data were used to analyse the effects of a range of variables upon children's educational and social development.
In addition, in the predictor analysis, a range of variables could be identified that showed a significant influence on the hospitalisation of previously stable patients.
