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The phrase "asking a range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to inquiring about various topics, opinions, or items from multiple sources or individuals.
Example: "The survey involves asking a range of questions to gather diverse perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "inquiring about a variety of" or "requesting a spectrum of".
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Kremer decided to put Bach's music at the heart of their residency and commissioned a double tribute, asking a range of composers to make string-orchestra arrangements of pieces that were part of Gould's repertory.
Over 10 years researchers interviewed 1,600 Harvard students, asking a range of questions about everything from what they did in their spare time to the quality of teaching and advising.
For the last of the series I will be asking a range of people what our chances are now, and what it will take to stay the right side of that line, and go further to meet the Paris commitment of keeping to a maximum 1.5C rise.
It will be asking a range of witnesses whether there's a business case for increasing gender diversity in the boardroom – as well as querying why current representation of women on boards is so low, and the likelihood of the UK reaching the 40% target set by the European commission without quotas.
The intention behind I AM is no less than to identify the sources of and solutions to human suffering, asking a range of thinkers if there's an underlying root to our problems that goes beyond external manifestations of poverty, environmental destruction, war and materialism.
We have received dozens of emails asking a range of questions.
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Over recent days I have asked a range of MPs.
We asked a range of people for their opinions.
Earlier this year, we asked a range of artists what makes a good art exhibition.
We've asked a range of experts what progress has been made in the last 12 months.
We asked a range of insurers to quote on a £500 Specialized bike, with a London postcode.
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