"this could range from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are listing potential options or outcomes. For example, "This could range from a small fine to a jail sentence depending on the circumstances."
This could range from an unwanted grope to a homophobic comment.
This could range from applied technical know-how, to knowledge about a particular product, service, sector or type of customer.
This could range from around £30 for one or two main textbooks to £2,000 for specialist art and design equipment.
This could range from a high-level institutional strategy to specific campaigns, but must have a lasting benefit for the careers and working lives of staff.
This could range from making their home more energy efficient; making sure they are claiming all the benefits they are entitled to; and offering tenants access to necessary home adaptations.
This could range from engaging videos to graphics to polls and more.
They say that this harm could range from revenge attacks to "social ostracisation" and "subjective fears leading to serious emotional unhappiness".
He added: "This action could range from lifelong Olympic bans for any implicated person, to tough financial sanctions, to acceptance of suspension or exclusion of entire national federations like the already existing one for the Russian Athletics Federation by the International Association of Athletics Federations.
This role could range from serving as an intermediary in any peace negotiations between the Taliban of Afghanistan and the Ghani government, or by taking direct military action to eradicate ISIS in Afghanistan.
Quality of life means different things to different people and in this context could range from enabling them to do their daily activities or create a general sense of satisfaction.
"Looking at similar Mars samples, the ejection date of this sample could range from about 600,000 years ago up to about 17 million years ago," said Dr Smith.
