"a range of various" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a wide or diverse selection of something. For example: - The store carries a range of various products, from household items to electronics. - The museum had a range of various artifacts from different time periods. - Our team has a range of various skills and expertise, making us well-rounded. - The buffet offered a range of various dishes, from salads to main courses.
The selected missions present a range of various difficulties with different levels of thrust acceleration constraints.
Finance ministers were ordered to develop plans for "deploying a range of various options" for the fund to help bring down borrowing costs.
As a manager, I have experienced how much stronger teams can get when capitalising upon a range of various people in terms of origins, culture and age, and so on: we get collectively more agile and creativity spurs.
The developed method was also applied to the deck and bottom structures for a range of various sizes oil tankers and bulk carriers.
The damage caused to DNA by radiation can result in a range of various lesions, including base damage, single strand breaks (SSBs) or, less frequently, double strand breaks (DSBs).
Recently ionic liquids (ILs) are considered as dual reagents (catalysts and solvents) and a greener alternative for a range of various organic reactions, but the application of them as catalyst in the absence of solvent is vital and important in organic and inorganic chemistry [1].
At other times and in diverse contexts, though, Judas represents a range of quite various and variously stigmatized populations — criminals, heretics, foreigners, Africans, dissidents, the disabled, the suicidal, the insane, the incurably ill, the agnostic.
This resulted in a range of instruments, various densitometers, chiroscopes and osteoscopes [4].
In between soft and hard, of course, lies a range of landings of various degrees of bumpiness.The latest economic figures are consistent with a soft landing.
This is the theory of the "price umbrella" - that Apple will have a range of devices of various capabilities and prices which it will use to segment the market.
Bureau officials would not disclose the number of servicers it reviewed or their names, citing confidentiality rules, but said the report is based on examinations of a range of companies of various sizes across the country.
