The phrase "ideological range" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It refers to the variety or spectrum of beliefs, values, or principles that someone holds, typically related to a specific ideology. Example: The panel discussed the ideological range of candidates in the upcoming election, from far-left to far-right.
His "Union" spans an ideological range from neo-Trotskyist to quasi-Thatcherite.
From Corbynite socialists to Cameronian Blairites, there is an ideological range that makes the Conservative Party appear a model of unity.
Although satire frequently outraged its specific targets, its immediate topicality also limited its ideological range and its capacity to explore broad cultural issues.
But, once it became law, the act quickly led to the establishment of federal affirmative-action programs, and no civil-rights organization, across a wide ideological range, seems to have objected.
The ideological range of the Joint List parties is a matter of emphasis: Hadash, Odeh's party, supports a two-state solution; the more radical Balad has emphasized one state.
Their work covered a stylistic and ideological range at least as broad as any Western country's, showing that beneath the enforced unanimity of Soviet public life, a rich and varied culture always seethed.
Through their ideological praxis, geographers have become engaged with specific political ideologies ranging from anarchism and Marxism to nationalism, liberalism, racism, and imperialism.
The tone of his speeches changed depending on the course of political developments in Yugoslavia and, at times, his ideological convictions ranged from right-wing royalist to left-wing progressive.
A quick glance at his Tumblr melts eyes with an avalanche of strobing fluorescent colors, heavily Photoshopped cultural icons, and ideological statements that range from the subtle and thought-provoking, to the politically incorrect, over-the-top, and unabashedly honest.
Regarding political controls, the CCES survey has a question on self-reported ideology: individuals are asked to locate themselves on an ideological 0 100 scale, ranging from 0 for extremely liberal views to 100 for extremely conservative ones.
However, the ideological differences among a range of smaller parties make it nearly impossible for Mr. Bersani to form a governing coalition.
