The phrase "generous range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a variety of options or features. For example, "The store offers a generous range of furniture styles to choose from."
But at encore time, he delights in pleasing the audience with a generous range of dazzlers and miniatures.
Her greatest asset, however, is the generous range of her sound, from microscopically detailed hush to gale-force.
His distinction, though earned in other fields of writing than the polemical, is constantly underpinned by the generous range of his curiosity.
The eighty-two-year-old British novelist Penelope Lively writes that her demographic has "nothing much in common except the accretion of years, a historical context, and a generous range of ailments".
The Bottle Rockets tap into the vein of play, expressed most fundamentally in Guthrie's children's songs, which inspires a far more generous range of moods than overdetermined sloganeering can.
But so were a generous range of paintings and drawings representing the successive movements of the past century, from Picasso to the 40-year-old German painter Daniel Richter and the 37-year-old Peruvian graphic artist Fernando Bryce.
Accordingly, the shop has an excellent transport history section, alongside its generous general range.
We addressed this by conducting a sensitivity analysis choosing generous ranges for the best and worst case scenarios covering the various estimates obtained from the literature review.
Continuing experience has led to a set of loosely defined standards for constructing TALENs, with generous ranges for the number of modules and the spacer between binding sites.
Unlike most rivals though, the FT1 has a generous zoom range from spacious wide-angle to telephoto, and can shoot high-definition movies.
Yet despite its generous size, range of interests and world-class backdrop, the event has yet to establish an identity and is still viewed as flyover territory by many in the industry seeking sales or buzz.
