The phrase "a whole range of functions" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of capabilities or roles that something can perform.
Example: "The new software offers a whole range of functions that enhance productivity and streamline workflows."
Alternatives: "a wide array of functions" or "a full spectrum of functions."
The new technologies will bring with them a whole range of functions and systems that have been only tested on a limited basis, including those related to autonomous driving systems, mobile office applications for use while the vehicle is in autonomous mode, and automated battery recharging programs.
But what I think then happened is that later in evolution RNA re-entered the scene to fulfill a regulatory imperative associated with the emergence of developmentally complex organisms, acquiring a whole range of functions based on those same primordial properties of sequence specificity and the ability to fold into complex shapes to interact with other molecules in specific and dynamic ways.
A whole range of particular functions was now being catered to, a tendency that persisted until at least the beginning of the 20th century.
Dopamine has been implicated in modulating a whole range of cognitive functions: motor control, reward, memory, attention, problem-solving and learning (Alexander, DeLong, & Strick, 1986) and could potentially affect language recovery through any or all of these.
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) are major players in cell communication, regulate a whole range of physiological functions during development and throughout adult life, are affected in numerous pathological situations, and constitute so far the largest class of drugable targets for human diseases.
Loneliness also interferes with a whole range of everyday functioning, such as sleep patterns, attention and logical and verbal reasoning.
We see working memory at work not just in education – researchers have looked at how working memory plays a critical role in a whole range of different daily functions.
"This fundamental information will inform a whole range of central government functions and allocation of resources," he said.
Many involve deficiencies of 'micronutrients' -- substances like vitamin A and iodine that the human body cannot make itself but that are needed, often in only tiny amounts, to orchestrate a whole range of essential physiological functions.
The no. of eHealth functions is an additive index that covers the whole range of functions in which a particular actor, such as donors or PPPs, participates (ICT equipment, software, pilot projects, skills training, ongoing support, scholarships, etc).
During this time, I have demonstrated an ability to perform sufficiently, consistently, and repeatedly the whole range of functions associated with the post of a Business Analyst.
