"with the range of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this expression to indicate the breadth of something. For example, "He was impressed with the range of colors in the sunset".
Policymakers expressed frustration with the range of options presented.
"It is more to do with the range of individuals.
For more than 70 years, Khan captivated his listeners with the range of his musical genius.
Pattni, says Swinson, impressed her with the range of work experience she has.
Until 2008, there was never a production electric car with the range of the Tesla Roadster.
"But I'm just not comfortable with the range of prices here," she said.
Mr. Shifrin is impressed with the range of textures and moods in the music selected by Mr. Jones.
The selection is limited, compared with the range of foods available in other shops, and the quality is relatively thin.
But for the most part, compared with the range of her earlier subjects, these seem stilted and clichéd.
Wall Street firms must also provide investors with the range of recommendations they have on stocks at any given time.
Although Dr. Dean dealt with the range of domestic issues confronting many governors, the dollar amounts involved were comparatively minuscule.
