The phrase "range of text" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the phrase to refer to a variety of texts in a given topic or field of study. For example, "This research project provides an in-depth analysis of a range of text from modern literature."
For the moment, the research is just a "proof of concept", the spokesman continues via email, but these methods "could help Google understand and produce a broader, more nuanced range of text for any given task".
The present article describes the range of text mining techniques that have been applied to scientific documents.
In contrast to them, this paper reviews a broader range of text mining studies that deal with semantic aspects.
Thus, this approach may yield feature engineering that is only applicable to a narrow range of text classification tasks.
Implications regarding whether schools should provide more opportunities to repeatedly practice the same text (i.e., RR) or practice a wide range of text (i.e., WR) are provided.
The test contained 10 passages and questions covering a wide range of text types and topics encountered by Grade 4 students in their regular classroom experiences.
There are a range of texts and historical sources that cater for all learning styles.
Actors speak a range of texts, by the queen and her near contemporaries.
I meticulously copy-edit and proofread a diverse range of texts, from web pages, educational reports and technical specifications to business journals and nonfiction books.
The range of texts and media to which literature students are now regularly exposed, he argues, suggests that the underlying rationale for studying literature is changing.
The site features links to the center's own collection, as well as a broader range of texts on Islamic and Middle Eastern Law materials on the Internet.
