The phrase "accounts range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of accounts, such as financial accounts, user accounts, or social media accounts, indicating the diversity or scope of those accounts.
Example: "The accounts range from personal savings to business investment accounts, catering to different financial needs."
Alternatives: "variety of accounts" or "spectrum of accounts".
Estimates of the cost of creating those accounts range from $1 trillion to $2 trillion over the next two decades.
His accounts range from meeting feudal warlords and reporting on Islamist bombings to visiting Sufi shrines and trying to control a chaotic household.
KickStarted offers six different methods Skype, Facebook, FaceTime, Twitter, SMS text or email/instant message for buyers and sellers to communicate directly with one another, and vendor accounts range from free to $4.95 and $9.95 per month (no membership is required for shoppers).
Estimates in some accounts range as high as 24,000 -- about 1percentt of all inmates nationwide, or approaching 3percentt of the estimated 900,000 inmates working for pay.
The accounts range from strong domain-specific nativism (there are innate domain-specific beliefs for example, in the domain of food that color is a reliable indicator of identity, whereas in the domain of tools, color is irrelevant but shape matters).
Premium accounts range from 10 dollars a month to 80 dollars a year ($.22 per day).
He has worked on accounts ranging from Scudder and RIM to Claudia Schiffer and Michael Jordan.
Initial accounts ranged from as few as 10 deaths to as many as 30.
The story of the fall of the House of Atreus has been recast in accounts ranging from Homer to Tony Harrison.
Estimates of the size of the hole in the betting industry's accounts ranged from £60m to £80m.
These plans include employer-funded cash accounts, ranging from a few hundred to several thousand dollars, from which participants make withdrawals to pay for medical care.
