The phrase "assignments ranging" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a variety of tasks or projects that fall within a certain scope or category.
Example: "The course includes assignments ranging from simple quizzes to complex research papers."
Alternatives: "tasks varying" or "projects spanning".
Quantitatively, the students achieved high grades on individual assignments ranging from B to A+. Critical analysis of the educational activity overall, the students described the course as a "great experience" based on the qualitative thematic analysis.
Over 400 volunteers from across the globe have joined the effort carrying out important assignments ranging from beach rescue operations, aid distribution and shelter allocation to camp management, education and medical transportation.
Today, Appirio is announcing that it has bought TopCoder, a platform currently used by some 500,000 developers, engineers and designers to collaborate on, and find, development assignments, ranging from apps and websites, to backend billing systems and more.
Like me, both have undertaken different teaching assignments ranging from lab demonstrations with 12 to 15 first-year undergraduate students to tutorials with two to three second-year students to supervision of final-year project students.
Here, two UPLC-MS chromatographic methods were combined to expand metabolome coverage resulting in a total of 226 unique metabolite structural assignments, ranging from polar (e.g., amino acids, creatine, carnitines, purines, and pyrimidines) to highly lipophilic metabolites (e.g., TGs and CEs).
Writing assignments range from web-based projects to analytic essays.
The assignments range from clerical work in government agencies to the cleaning of public parks.
Their assignments range from searching women at checkpoints to running medical clinics to their core mission of engaging rural Pashtun women, often in their homes.
His assignments ranged widely: the dangers posed by toxic debris from the crash of the space shuttle Challenger; an effort to build a robotic flying pterosaur; an effort to rid Antarctica of garbage accumulating there.
I was always calling mom and crying, 'I'm coming home.' " Assignments ranged from crumbs (the Third Lady in Mozart's "Zauberflöte") to the prize of the well-born teenage amorist Octavian in Richard Strauss's "Rosenkavalier," now one of her signature parts.
The time officially allocated for teaching was 10 to 12 hours per week, depending on the course, and assignments ranged from demonstrating to or advising 10 students at most, to standing up in a lecture theatre filled with up to 200 students.
