The phrase "accessing a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of obtaining or utilizing various options, resources, or information.
Example: "The new software allows users to access a range of tools for data analysis."
Alternatives: "utilizing a variety of" or "gaining access to multiple".
They're a means of accessing a range of specific, different highs you can't access any other way – and certainly not through an organic biological process such as exercise".
Forget all the off-putting jargon about "accessing a range of providers".
Kids can enjoy the watch too, by accessing a range of educational games which parents select based on the child's age.
Headache is no exception, as patients will potentially be accessing a range of different services and may also take time off work.
Encouraged, we applied similar conditions to 19-iodogeldanamycin 4, with the aim of accessing a range of 19-BQAs (Scheme 1).
Service users reported benefit from accessing a range of non-therapy services that fall outside traditional PT and medical services, including social groups, exercise, meditation, complementary, physical and creative therapies.
they are not excluded from the possibility of accessing a substantial range of destinations due to a transport problem.
This review has also highlighted the challenges of accessing a broad range of literature from across different social science disciplines (in particular anthropology) when conducting searches using standard approaches adopted in the health sciences.
China's repressive approach to internet use and communication, whereby users inside the country are banned from accessing a wide range of information hosted outside the country with which the Chinese regime disagrees, has led to sites such as Facebook and Twitter being banned from direct access to Chinese net users, who outnumber the total US connected population.
> -wrap-foot> BioRuby allows accessing a comprehensive range of public bioinformatics resources.
