"confusing range" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to indicate a collection of choices that are difficult to understand or that are distracting and overwhelming. For example, "The confusing range of car models available made it difficult for me to decide what to buy."
There's a confusing range of options for doing mobile email, from free forwarding of web mail to your phone as text messages, to integrating with enterprise email servers to make email, calendars and contact books available on phones, smartphones, PDAs or web interfaces.
Delta, United and American — and now Virgin Atlantic and others in Europe — have tried to match the lower prices by creating a confusing range of new fare categories with different inclusions and exclusions.
In the long run, these new apps will replace all of Microsoft's current (and somewhat confusing) range of Outlook-branded apps, including the Outlook.com app for Android and the rather limited OWA apps for Android and iOS that only work for paying Office 365 subscribers.
In the long run, these new apps will replace all of Microsoft's current (and somewhat confusing) range of Outlook-branded apps, including the Outlook.com app for Android and the rather limited OWA apps for Android and iOS that only work for paying Office 365 subscribers.
The confusing range of morphological variation observed in coral is widely thought to be associated with interspecific hybridization, with some clear and well-studied examples based on molecular and reproductive studies; most notably Atlantic Acropora [15], [18], (currently listed under the ESA) and the Montastrea complex [19], [20] (proposed for listing under the ESA).
'Confusing' range of help for veterans Jump to media player A new UK helpline based in south Wales will direct armed forces veterans to any help they need adjusting to civilian life.
Unfortunately, today's world of postsecondary education credentials is a complex and confusing place, ranging from badges and industry-based certifications to two- and four-year degrees.
Even more confusing was the range of prices she was quoted.
The Commons and Lords "have previously used a confusing and inconsistent range of identities", a spokesman said.
The question had become too confusing, the future range of multiverses too elaborate, to predict anything.
I now know that the disorder is associated with a wide range of confusing symptoms that often result in delays in diagnosis and treatment that can last years.
