"range of pages" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a specific span of pages within a larger document or publication. Example: The bibliographic information for this book includes the range of pages covered, which is from page 73 to page 108.
See below for a range of pages drawn by Jules Feiffer over the decades.
When you have selected the full range of pages you want to print, hit the red "Print" button.
The editors do a fine job of introducing the work, though in a book with so many chapters, the lack of a running head in the Notes section saying which range of pages the current notes refer to is even more infuriating than usual.
Wikipedia executives can (and do) argue that given this new procedure applies only to a very small range of pages, there's no need to think that millions of other contributors – who take care on updating entries relating to butterfly migrations, or theories of time travel, for example – would be in any way disincentivised.
Multiple pages can be printed at once; the site uses the user's operating system print interface by way of the user's web browser, which, in most cases, will allow the user the option of printing a range of pages.
Indicate the entire range of pages referenced by your paper when citing a source.
TypePad offers a wider range of page-design choices than Blogger does.
At the site, the blogger logs in to his or her user account where he or she is able to select from a range of page layouts, type styles, and design elements.
Type the range of page numbers on which the article can be found.
On Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7 computers, you can specified non-successive pages for print, by typing ranges of pages in followed by a comma and a space, specifying the next range and so on.
If the page range showing in the Extract Pages dialog is not correct, enter the correct page range of the pages you want to extract.
