The phrase "a rather diverse range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a variety of different items, options, or categories within a specific context.
Example: "The festival featured a rather diverse range of performances, from classical music to contemporary dance."
Alternatives: "a quite varied selection" or "a fairly broad spectrum".
The data takes in each team's branded products - which encompasses a rather diverse range.
A surprising result is that this estimate applies for a rather diverse range of perceptual tasks.
Precisely as a field, however, epigenetics seems to flourish in the remarkable ambiguity of its defining term, with its apparent ability to accommodate – and productively align – a rather diverse range of biological questions and epistemic stances.
The references in the literature to the association between cyanobacterial LPS and this rather diverse range of symptoms are not based on any research evidence specific to cyanobacterial LPS.
The investments made are rather diverse, ranging from VoiP to an already well-known social sharing app.
NWFP - as we call them - are a rather diverse group of products, ranging from medicinal plants and roots to lianas and bushmeat.
The range of evolutionary distances covered by these species spans the range of evolutionary distances represented in the entire LTP database, highlighting it as a rather diverse phylogenetic group.
Rather a diverse range of individuals (known users and non-users) was purposively selected with the aim of exploring the range of opinions.
To some extent, this is to be expected given that most comparative biologists focus their investigations on particular taxonomic groups rather than a diverse range of taxa across the tree of life.
Rather, the diverse range of genes that appear to influence our ability to think must have been actively selected for over hundreds of thousands of years.
Our sample of policymakers was not intended to be representative of included countries, but was rather to obtain a diverse range of views from respondents.
