"range of procedures" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a variety of methods or steps that can be taken to achieve a certain outcome or complete a task. Here is an example sentence: "Our company offers a wide range of procedures for managing and maintaining client accounts, including monthly audits, risk assessments, and financial reporting."
Female genital cutting refers to a range of procedures performed without a medical purpose.
And many of her friends have already made the leap to the range of procedures promoted to make them look younger than their years.
They will be trained to perform a range of procedures and can receive instructions from Earth for procedures that they were not trained for.
Experimental psychologists and ethologists, however, have devised a tremendous range of procedures for studying learning in animals.
'The University of Sheffield has offered Dr Blumsohn a range of procedures, including the offer of an independent investigatory panel, and direct access to the head of the university's Research Office and other senior staff.
This term covers a range of procedures used to develop and maintain a consistent internal pay structure that is acceptable to the work force.
Big price differentials occur in a wide range of procedures and services, including hospital stays, M.R.I. scans and artificial hips, among others.
Surgery is often the first method of treatment, and a range of procedures are used depending on the type and progression of the cancer.
The center opened late last September, and so far its affiliated surgeons have seen about 300 older patients and performed a wide range of procedures, from cardiac surgery to cataract removal and knee replacements.
By contrast, bone can be stored for ages, ground into a paste and successfully used in a range of procedures on various people without regard to say, blood type.
The people, military guards, intelligence agents and others, described in interviews with The New York Times a range of procedures that included treatment they said was highly abusive occurring over a long period of time, as well as rewards for prisoners who cooperated with interrogators.
