The phrase "accusations range from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of allegations or claims that vary in nature or severity.
Example: "The report revealed that the accusations range from minor misconduct to serious criminal activities."
Alternatives: "allegations vary from" or "claims extend from".
Accusations range from collecting fraudulent payments for services not provided, to theft of vehicles, murder and rape.
The sex-related accusations range from forcing a female officer to perform oral sex to having an extramarital affair with a civilian woman.
A few of them are being charged with corruption but many are not and the accusations range from sabotage, damage to the economy, tax avoidance and illegal economic activity.
Accusations range from arson, to assault and battery.
The accusations range from domestic violence to the ass-grabbing of former mayoral candidate Sarah Thompson.
Negative accusations range from the Sea Shepherd crew being incompetent to outright condemnation as criminals and eco-terrorists.
Erratic behaviour by the central bank has prompted accusations ranging from corruption to insanity.
The chapter, Dubner wrote, "will likely produce a lot of shouting, name-calling and accusations ranging from idiocy to venality".
Many more names are on a widely circulated list of "shitty media men," which has compiled anonymous accusations ranging from the shocking to the exceedingly trivial.
These included a hodgepodge of accusations ranging from overpayment of suppliers to procurement of inferior goods to that military catch-all, conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
But several residents said Marko should have been prevented from leaving so he could stand trial for a string of accusations ranging from drug-smuggling and racketeering to physical violence and political repression.
