The phrase "a range of violent" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks a noun to follow "violent." You can use it when discussing various types of violent actions or behaviors, but it needs to be completed with a noun.
Example: "The report highlighted a range of violent incidents that occurred in the city last year."
Alternatives: "a variety of violent" or "a spectrum of violent".
Hoare suggested that Matthew demonstrated a range of violent and controlling behaviours towards her throughout their relationship, including physical violence.
As currently worded, the act defines a terrorist group as any organization with two or more people that has engaged in a range of violent activities against persons or property.
The alcohol law nevertheless has its defenders, including Ceylan Ozbudak, a Turkish television presenter who said drinking was responsible for a majority of traffic accidents and a range of violent crimes in Turkey.
1900s: Rise of the 'Clutch Hand' New York's first recognised mafia family was established by Guiseppe Morello – "The Clutch Hand" – a disfigured Sicilian immigrant from Corleone whose web of illegality and counterfeiting was supported by a range of violent techniques that became the hallmark of the American mafia throughout the century.
Case reports have described individuals with ASD committing a range of violent acts.
This umbrella term encompasses those types of intimate partner violence (IPV) and non-partner rape, as well as a range of violent acts including other physical, psychological, economic, and sexual violence, exploitive or coercive acts, as well as a harmful traditional practices [ 1].
One theme pushed by Mr. Vance and his team is their belief that criminals pursue a range of both violent and nonviolent crimes.
The term 'social revolution' has been applied to a range of mostly violent activities of the left that included both altruistic attempts to organise real revolution and simple expressions of revenge, resentment and assertions of power.
The move goes far beyond current powers to ban violent extremist and terrorist organisations and paves the way for a range of non-violent legal organisations to be put on a blacklist and boycotted by the government.
'Traditional games' involved the provision of a Sony PlayStation 2 with a range of non-violent games requiring game pad input.
'Active games' involved the provision of a Sony PlayStation 2 with EyeToy and dance mat input devices and a range of non-violent games.
