"the range of ages" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used when discussing a group of people or things that have a variety of ages or when describing the span of ages within a particular range. Example: "The audience for this movie spanned a wide range of ages, from young children to elderly adults." In this sentence, "the range of ages" refers to the diverse age groups represented in the audience for the movie.
I love the range of ages of the participants.
But particularly in a fast changing world, trustees should reflect the range of ages and experiences.
The range of ages of the zircon crystals closely matches the age of the rocks that make up northern Australia.
Viewers learn that "the find, combined with the range of ages and sheer number of bones here, suggests this cave could have been home to an entire community".
From the range of ages, it is possible that all the children were classmates in a one-room school, common in rural France until recently.
If not for the range of ages at the meeting — from 20-somethings in jeans to 83-year-old Joseph Brandler, in suspenders and cap — the event could have passed for an existential gab session in a college dorm.
Given the range of ages and appearances of those involved, this seemed a spontaneous attempt to gain entry to the game rather than an orchestrated plan by a hooligan group.
The single passing reference to the range of ages included in the overall data from the Census Bureau's 2005 American Community Survey, or A.C.S., came below the midpoint of the article.
The most challenging part of working with offenders is the disparity between students in the classroom – the range of ages, their level of literacy and their attitude to learning.
Today the average age of first marriage is almost 27 for women and 29 for men, and the range of ages at first marriage is much more spread out.
The ensemble, all brilliant, includes four of the original cast members of "1980" — Lutz Förster, Mechthild Grossmann, Jean-Laurent Sasportes and Nazareth Panadero — and the range of ages onstage lends additional poignancy and richness.
