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The phrase "about a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various topics, subjects, or items that fall within a certain spectrum or category.
Example: "The report provides insights about a range of environmental issues affecting our community."
Alternatives: "concerning a variety of" or "regarding a spectrum of".
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Younger Londoners are gloomy about a range of important things.
Kerry was asked about a range of Middle East issues.
The Furlongs are concerned about a range of issues that might affect their son.
"They will talk about a range of issues," the official said.
In the novel, Emma uses this situation to talk about a range of other things.
"We're talking about a range of possibilities, from remaking the deal to terminating it".
He added: "There's good reason why people actually are upset about a range of things.
"It was really a general discussion about a range of issues".
Now, deprived of a single overarching threat, Americans worry about a range of lesser ones.
It would be supported by your speaking in more detail about a range of financial issues.
We need a diversity of voices and opinions about a range of topics.
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