The phrase "a broad range of value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various levels or amounts of something, often in contexts like economics, assessments, or evaluations.
Example: "The product offers a broad range of value, catering to both budget-conscious consumers and those seeking premium features."
Alternatives: "a wide spectrum of value" or "a diverse array of value".
The HP Financial Services segment provides a broad range of value-added financial life cycle management services.
Recently, it is being studied as potential substitute for carbohydrate sugars in industrial fermentation processes to obtain a broad range of value-added organic products (Rossi et al. 2012).
It can be seen that for large escape times (ℰ ≥ 100) both sets of results are in close agreement over a broad range of values.
While a majority of estimates for married women are found between 0 and.50, estimates for single mothers are far less numerous and more dispersed over a broad range of values.
Whilst the lesser valued eigenvalues and larger e values were not fitted well, Fig. 9(c) shows there is still remarkable agreement between both curves over a broad range of values, including the range [ 1 10 N, 9 10 N ] over which a power law like behaviour was established earlier (see Fig. 7).
Although biased, we found that the rCBF CT does correlate with rCBF PET for each individual over a broad range of values from the white to the grey matter (Figure 3), but poorly if only grey matter rCBF values were considered.
To test whether this prediction applies to the competition for ephemeral patches of food, we manipulated food abundance over a broad range of values in two separate experiments (24- and 64-fold, respectively) while monitoring the aggressive behaviour of juvenile convict cichlids,Archocentrus nigrofasciatum, competing for the food.
We find (data not shown) that the statistical significance of the transition regions persists for a broad range of values of k and therefore these regions correspond to robust features of the relative connectivity profiles.
While night light data suggest that all regions are converging onto a power law, lognormals are known to mimic power laws over a broad range of values if the variance is large [35], [36].
