The phrase "a range of vernacular" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different forms or varieties of language that are specific to a particular group or region.
Example: "The study explored a range of vernacular used by different communities across the country."
Alternatives: "a variety of dialects" or "a spectrum of colloquialisms".
Duke Performances' Music in the Gardens concerts are held every summer on a stage on the lawn, and often feature local indie rock bands and musicians from a range of American vernacular traditions.
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The public is introduced to canonical architecture as well as everyday manufactured vernacular forms through a range of mass media and in the process is taught to recognize, desire, and consume forms.
There was also a range of fascinating faces such as Herculanum and Rusticana that used vernacular letterforms from the pre-Gutenberg era.
It will focus on introducing students to a range of genres, such as doctrinal writings, ritual manuals, temple and shrine origin legends, vernacular sermons, didactic tales, and personal letters.
Additionally, we will look at a range of materials and their fabrication methods—handmade, mechanical and digital within different economies, from vernacular building materials and techniques to new and advanced material explorations.
In addition to collecting taxonomic and vernacular names from centralized resources such as the aforementioned COLP, scientific names and authority information are also gathered from a range of sources that provide downloads or data transfers.
He was drawn to the music of Mr. Boulez and Luciano Berio as a young man, but also to the music of Darius Milhaud, with whom he studied, as well as a wide range of American vernacular music.
Obama, the biracial kid from Hawaii, speaks a full range of American vernaculars.
We witness, in a series of well-executed set pieces, his evolution from a Nat King Cole-style crooner into an R & B innovator, and then into a performer, arranger and composer who seemed able to span the whole range of American vernacular music.
