The phrase "agendas range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the variety or diversity of agendas in a particular context, such as meetings, discussions, or events.
Example: "The agendas range from environmental issues to economic policies, reflecting the diverse interests of the participants."
Alternatives: "agendas vary" or "agendas differ".
The core of activists who mobilised their revolutions have been joined by motley groups pursuing narrower agendas, ranging from higher wages to women's rights to the imposition of sharia law, and to demands that other demonstrators stop protesting.
Still other staffers have agendas ranging from adding commitment ceremony announcements to changing obituaries (currently the Times will not use the word lover and will not say the deceased is "survived by" his or her companion).
The liberal agenda ranges from policies on crime and punishment, and asylum, to freedom of information, where we oppose both the larger parties.
The marchers offered a sound agenda, ranging from the registration of all handguns and the licensing of all handgun owners to mandatory safety locks and full background checks before all gun sales.
Celso Amorim, the Brazilian foreign minister, said the agenda ranged from the trade situation to regional security issues, including Venezuela and Mr. Chávez, and Brazil's campaign to win a permanent seat on the United Nations Security Council.
Critics, including Mr Alarcon, have accused them of trying to claim all the credit and impose their own agenda, not least on the new constitutional assembly.That agenda ranges wide: recognition of Ecuador as a multi-ethnic state, continued public ownership of "strategic" industries such as electricity and oil, for instance.
While the diplomatic agenda ranged over the customary points of mutual European and international interest, including the single currency and Iraq, the lunchtime menu, the furniture, the art to be hung on the walls, even the rugs and flower arrangements, were being given the full promotional spin by the Number 10 spokesman.
The agenda ranges far beyond rocket technology to include such topics as legal, social and economic considerations of interstellar migration, philosophical and religious concerns, where to go and — perhaps most important — how to inspire the public to support this very expensive vision.
It is a scorched-earth agenda, ranging from ending Obamacare, "ripping up" the Iran nuclear deal, undoing every "unconstitutional and illegal" executive action ever taken by President Obama and starting the process of abolishing the Internal Revenue Service and instituting a flat tax for all.
What makes things more complex is, as I've discussed before, the varied nature of the agenda, ranging from high seas protection to universal access to clean energy to corporate sustainability reporting.
