The phrase "a range of weapons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various types or categories of weapons available for use or consideration.
Example: "The military has developed a range of weapons to enhance its defense capabilities."
Alternatives: "a variety of weapons" or "an assortment of weapons".
Modern nations need a range of weapons to protect their legitimate interests.
It said a range of weapons had been used, including artillery, mortars and small arms.
The Liberty used a range of weapons, including zone defenses, tough screens, elbows and a 21-point performance by Becky Hammon to defeat the Sparks, 82-69.
Three people in possession of kilograms of pyrotechnic explosives imported from eastern Europe and a range of weapons were arrested by police after a raid involving 90 officers in the early hours; 13 more were questioned.
We are receiving information that the it intends to use war in Iraq as an opportunity to test out a range of weapons: cluster aviation bombs with self-guided munitions and pulse bombs being examples.
Although he did not mention it, the United States is also stepping up investments in a range of weapons, jet fighters and technology in response to China's military prowess.
Earlier this month, my colleague C.J. Chivers looked at a range of other weapons used in the bombardment of Homs.
The report, titled "Possible Military Dimensions of Iran's Nuclear Program," was produced in consultation with a range of nuclear weapons experts inside and outside the agency.
The uprising against Gaddafi was initially repelled by a range of heavy weapons, including the use of cluster bombs in civilian areas.
You can customise your load-out to a fine degree, "spending" 13 points however you see fit across a range of different weapons, attachments, projectiles and augmentations.
The naval maneuvers point to strengthening ties between the two oil-exporting countries, with Russian companies seeking a range of energy, weapons and mining contracts in Venezuela.
