The phrase "a broad range of parameters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various factors, criteria, or variables in a particular context, such as research, analysis, or project planning.
Example: "The study considered a broad range of parameters to ensure comprehensive results."
Alternatives: "a wide variety of factors" or "a diverse set of criteria."
Hence, we can conclude that for a broad range of parameters the eigenstates of are two cat-like states of opposite parity.
Finally, we provide a library of theoretical transit spectra for super-Earths with a broad range of parameters to facilitate future comparison with anticipated data.
The ITER in-vessel hydrogen inventory is highly dynamic and determined by a broad range of parameters.
In particular, we show that auxetic and anistropic responses arise for a broad range of parameters, when the microstructure becomes sufficiently porous.
Most important, the measurement of protein concentrations, partition coefficients and yields could also be automated and parallelized offering the possibility to design ATPS processes while screening a broad range of parameters with a high sample throughput.
Simultaneous ion beam irradiation allow the study of structural damage and foreign atoms accumulation in a broad range of parameters (projected range, temperature, dose rate, fluence, nuclear over electronic stopping power ratio) coupled with characterization of the investigated material.
In our work, we consider a broad range of parameter values in the modeling of leaching and fate.
We find that directional selectivity can still be achieved for a broad range of parameter values using an architecture similar to that proposed previously for visual cortex models.
Preliminary study of the electrophysiological properties of the model with Morris-Lecar neurons shows that the model can generate electrical activity corresponding to the experimentally observed swimming pattern activity of the tadpole in a broad range of parameter values.
The criterion implies the loss of control for surprisingly low noise levels in certain cases of interest, and accurately accounts for the results of numerical experiments over a broad range of parameter values.
This phenomenon exists for a broad range of parameter values.
