The phrase "a range of virtual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of virtual items, experiences, or environments, often in contexts related to technology, gaming, or online services.
Example: "The conference will feature a range of virtual workshops and seminars for participants to choose from."
Alternatives: "a variety of virtual" or "an assortment of virtual".
E3 2016 saw a range of virtual reality demos, from Resident Evil to Star Trek.
Paper by FiftyThree iOS; freemium Like a digital version of an artist's sketchbook, with a range of virtual pens and tools to sketch, write and scribble whatever you like – from artworks to diagrams.
Virtually Better, based in Atlanta, Georgia, is arguably the world leader in therapeutic software, with a range of virtual environments (viewed using head-mounted displays) to treat problems as diverse as crack addiction, fear of storms and eating disorders.
To get it, players have a range of virtual income-generating activities to choose from: they can collect loot from dead monsters, of course, but they can also make weapons, potions and similarly useful items to sell to other players or even gather the herbs and hides and other resources that are the crafters' raw materials.
NASA has a range of virtual reality experiences available to viewers with different headsets.
They provide a range of virtual environments, hardware and parallel services.
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Adding sunglasses, hats, stupid haircuts, Iron Man masks—a whole range of virtual 3D enhancements that can be applied in real-time.
Ritwik Banerji's project — "An Astromusicological Study of the Maxineans" — focuses on the creation of a range of interactive virtual worlds and characters built for musicians to navigate through or play with by manipulating the timbre of their instrument or voice in real time.
Since drug molecules can also be represented by computer models, it will eventually be possible to throw a huge range of virtual compounds at a virtual heart to see which, if any, have the desired effect.
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