The phrase "an appealing range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of items or options that are attractive or desirable.
Example: "The store offers an appealing range of organic products that cater to health-conscious consumers."
Alternatives: "an attractive selection of" or "a desirable variety of".
Ms. Cahill, an eloquent and indefatigable new-music advocate from the San Francisco area, offered an appealing range of concise works during her set.
Michael Barret, the festival director, has recruited a strong lineup of performers and chosen an appealing range of repertory, from chamber music favorites to pieces by living composers.
This desire to watch it twice in quick succession arises partly because "Shuffle" is a witty, step-packed piece that in its response to a series of Hoagy Carmichael recordings covers an appealing range of moods.
Her program was beautifully selected, an unusual and appealing range of pieces ranging from an excerpt from a Schubert Italian-language cantata, "Didona Abbandonata," to Poulenc's "Metamorphoses" --settings of expoemsionistic poems by Louise de Vilmorin -- to three poems by Edith Sitwell, in which William Walton revisited two of the texts from his more famous collaboration with that poet, "Fagade".
Using a very limited but appealing range of hues, tones and geometric shapes, Sís, who won a MacArthur Foundation "genius award" last month, invites calm and slow movement through his text.
Colligan said Rock is a "broad star," appealing to a range of audiences.
Analysts said that the company's intellectual property, software, engineering talent and brand could be appealing to a range of companies, from Dell, which is seeking to make inroads in the cellphone business, to HTC, the Taiwanese maker of smartphones.
Iraqi officials said the government was appealing for a range of aid, including helicopter gunships and missiles, along with American intelligence and other forms of counterterrorism support, like reconnaissance drones.
Interestingly, Strawson himself soon devised a different response to scepticism, but it is also true that the anti-sceptical approach that Strawson developed here remains appealing to a range of epistemologists, and this debate continues.
The results are encouraging, thus making the proposed system an appealing candidate for a wide range of applications.
