"range expanded" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to describe a situation where something has been extended or enlarged to include a wider range or variety of things. Example: "The company's product line has greatly expanded over the years, with their range now including everything from household items to high-end electronics."
Around 1965 he started to use color film, and his range expanded.
The first cases appeared in eastern Tasmania, and with each passing year the cancer's range expanded westward.
Once its eggs were no longer weakened by DDT, its population and range expanded so dramatically that it was removed from the endangered-species list in 2007.
In the 1970s the range expanded to include all manner of skincare products, and the company was bought by Procter & Gamble in the mid-80s.
Stalin exiled the village's residents during World War II, often to Siberia, and the villages themselves were absorbed as the the firing range expanded northward toward Lake Ladoga.
By the 18th century, groups of ringers had branched out into tune playing, with the bells' range expanded to several chromatic (12-note) octaves.
The timbral range expands on Sunday, when the pianist Ursula Oppens joins the Rossetti String Quartet for a rarity, Elgar's Piano Quintet.
Available on both Windows and GNU Linux platforms – this range expands upon the original 3 ´E´s to further its "Easy" concept to cater to even more discerning users.
Their range expands northwards into Russia to Siberia during summer, and retracts in winter.
The range expands into temperate waters of the Northern and Southern Hemispheres during the warmer months and contracts towards the Equator during colder months.
Thus, your discriminative capacity has been shifted toward the more mundane end of the range, expanding the number of acceptable choices.
