"kitchen range" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the cooking appliance in a kitchen, such as an oven with stovetop burners. For example, "We just installed a brand new kitchen range."
I leaned on the warm kitchen range with my whisky in my hand.
There's nothing like candles, tin baths and an old kitchen range to transport you back to the pre-beep era.
"He was the inventor of baked Alaska, the modern theory of heat and the modern kitchen range," Mr. Davis said.
By contrast, the gas flame of a kitchen range is pale, even though it is hotter than a candle flame, because of the absence of soot.
A few elements of the cottage remain, like the drawers and hardware repurposed from the old closets and a kitchen range.
Rotten timbers and peeling paint were removed, but original features such as the beautifully worn slate floors and kitchen range were kept.
Decals for china and kitchen ranges are printed with mineral colours and are fired to resist heat.
By Mark Singer The New Yorker, February 17 , 1986P. 25 Talk story about Leo Hoffman, who repairs kitchen ranges for his employer, the Welbilt Corporation.
The New Yorker, February 17 , 1986P. 25 Talk story about Leo Hoffman, who repairs kitchen ranges for his employer, the Welbilt Corporation.
As the towing capacity of automobiles increased, so did the size of house trailers, which by the late 1930s contained built-in iceboxes, kitchen ranges and flushing toilets.
Consumer groups are criticizing the government's handling of problems with Sears kitchen ranges in an effort to pressure legislators to toughen safety laws.
