The phrase "a broad range of classifications" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various categories or types within a particular context, such as research, data analysis, or organizational structures.
Example: "The study revealed a broad range of classifications for the species, highlighting the diversity within the ecosystem."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of classifications" or "a diverse set of classifications."
Since filter approaches can be applied to a broad range of classification and learning methods, they have been widely used for their better generalization properties.
The second possibility is that the cancer type categories as defined here encompass a broad range of sub-classifications, each of which may exhibit distinct patterns by themselves.
Ideally, a broad range of biological relationships and classifications can be assessed within one integrated portal.
To that end we've compiled a list of 19 new vehicles among a broad range of size, price, and market segment classifications that quantifiable data predicts will retain the highest percentages of their original value at trade-in time, afford the highest levels of occupant protection in a crash, and can be expected to do the best job of helping their drivers avoid getting into collisions altogether.
Of course, no one would expect uniformity across such a broad range of species diversity, but their shared classification in the genus Thalassiosira falsely suggests that the taxa in these 10 lineages constitute a more biologically coherent group than the phylogeny reveals them to be.
Similar to the participants in the DQC program itself, the instructors contributing to this study come from a broad range of institutions as defined by the Carnegie Foundation Classifications (http://classifications.carnegiefoundation.org).org
Existing systematic reviews instead tend to focus on a range of whiplash associated disorder classifications and a broad range of conservative intervention strategies such as educational videos, include studies of non-traumatic neck pain, and lack rigorous assessment of the risk of bias of included studies.
Articles span a broad range of relevant topics, including, for example, protein classification by surface comparisons; the contribution of bioinformatics to genome and genomics research, and mathematical modelling of spatio-temporal interactions within the cell.
It can make classification of a broad range of molecules.
The Acute Dialysis Quality Initiative group developed the Risk, Injury, Failure; Loss and End-stage kidney disease (RIFLE) system for diagnosis and classification of a broad range of acute impairment of kidney function through a broad consensus of experts [ 8].
