The phrase "a broad range of features" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a variety of characteristics or functionalities of a product, service, or system.
Example: "The new software offers a broad range of features that cater to different user needs."
Alternatives: "a wide array of features" or "a diverse set of features".
However, under closer scrutiny, this model fails to account for a broad range of features in the Vietnamese language.
Here we report a detailed quantitative analysis of the whole corpus that considers a broad range of features reflective of sound, metre and diction.
Then, a broad range of features is proposed, including features extracted via text regression.
"The phones at issue in this case contain a broad range of features, only a small fraction of which are covered by Apple's patents," she wrote in another part of her judgement, quoted by Reuters.
To avoid producing mere commodities, camera makers are leveraging the ever more powerful chips inside the case to include a broad range of features, old, new, useful and silly.
"The phones at issue in this case contain a broad range of features, only a small fraction of which are covered by Apple's patents," District Judge Lucy Koh said.
The flexible electron optics is capable of sub-10 nm resolution, and the probe current can be easily adjusted over 3 orders of magnitude, so that fast writing speeds, enabled by a 55 MHz pattern generator with 20 bit DACs, can be achieved for a broad range of feature sizes.
Earlier this year, we announced the launch of a new Facebook mobile application to give people a great mobile experience on a broad range of feature phones.
Protein-bound microarrays were scanned to detect Alexa Fluor 647-conjugated anti-GST using at least two different laser power settings to capture a broad range of feature intensities and to ensure signal intensities were below saturation for all spots.
Mr. Sullivan of Ancestry.com said the company would offer DNA searching in the near future, and would compete with the Sorenson database as it does with the other free sites — by surrounding its own version of the service with a broader range of features.
However it also shows that setlist.fm might need to start adding a broader range of features if they ultimately want to compete with the likes of Songick et al, which offer its users a more complex overview of artists and their concerts.
