The phrase "a whole range of material" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of items, topics, or content available in a specific context.
Example: "The library offers a whole range of material, from historical texts to contemporary novels."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of material" or "a broad spectrum of material".
"You might think that that's a readily solvable problem — you have a whole range of materials, just choose the right one," he said.
Furthermore, under draconian anti-terror laws, it is now illegal to be in possession of a whole range of reading material.
By comparing a whole range of graphitic materials such as carbon fibers and graphene, a universal stress sensor has been established having wavenumber stress sensitivity of −5ωG 1 (cm–1 MPa–1), where ωG is the peak position at zero stress for both graphene and carbon fiber with annular morphology.
A whole range of teaching methods and learning materials are used, such as lectures, working groups, practical exercises and reading materials.
While the boxy Solar Orbiter spacecraft itself takes shape in one of the Airbus cleanrooms – a white sports-hall sized area packed with space hardware – Draper's team has been subjecting the heat shield material to a whole range of tests.
My chief responsibility was the features section and I soon found that I had to educate myself across a whole range of subjects, in order to edit the material with any proficiency.
The detector will be used in the study of a whole range of time-dependent phenomena, most importantly reaction kinetics, materials processing and real-time deformation studies.
(China also restricted supplies of rare earth metals to Japan, a move that alerted the world to the fact that the Chinese had a near-monopoly on materials essential to a whole range of high-tech products.
Doing so can reap a whole range of benefits from reduced transport costs, less waste, increased efficiency, lower material costs and even access to government incentive programmes.
"The technology has the potential to lay the foundation for new types of woven materials and functional composites — these could be for a whole range of uses, such as a new generation of textiles and biosensors," he says.
