The phrase "analysed a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the examination or evaluation of various items, subjects, or data points within a specific context.
Example: "In her research, she analysed a range of factors that influence consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "examined a variety of" or "assessed a selection of".
In 2012 the cultural historian Robert Hewison analysed a range of studies, all of which confirmed that the most likely theatre-goers are highly educated Londoners, with adults from ethnic minorities the least likely.
The study analysed a range of factors – from the share of the population walking, cycling and using public transport to road safety for cyclists and pedestrians as well as air pollution.
From the samples analysed a range of pigments, lead white, calcium carbonate and red lead were identified.
The authors analysed a range of economic, political, cultural and educational factors to define the languages which "will be of crucial importance for the UK's prosperity, security and influence in the world over the next 20 years".
To explore how assemblage complexity and metapopulation structure can interact to affect species persistence, we analysed a range of environmental microcosm treatments.
Therefore, we analysed a range of cytokines produced by tumour cells and fibroblasts grown in different culture conditions (Fig. 4A).
The analytics firm Graphika has spent years analysing a range of Russian disinformation campaigns including those around the Macron leaks and the Russian doping scandal.
The authors explain that evaluating the quality of a child's emotional health is based on analysing a range of internal factors in a person's early life, including whether they endured unhappiness, sleeplessness, eating disorders, bedwetting, fearfulness or tiredness.
In this paper, we analyse a range of institutional and ecological factors affecting three main attributes (size, financial incentive and conservation value scores) of covenants in Tasmania, Australia.
To understand the second problem we introduce the flexibility dimension d, show how to calculate it and then use it to analyse a range of models.
Health is capable of collecting, storing and analysing a range of personal data, but there are clear privacy implications here – for Apple and any company involved in this space, from Google and Microsoft to the growing number of smaller fitness-focused app and device makers.
