The phrase "a comparable range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing similarities in variety or extent between two or more items, categories, or groups.
Example: "The study found that the two products offered a comparable range of features, making it difficult for consumers to choose between them."
Alternatives: "an equivalent range of" or "a similar range of".
She has a comparable range of motion when compared to the infected arthroplasty population, receiving a two-stage exchange arthroplasty, and better functional scores than this same population.
Mr. Ratmansky's choreography has a comparable range of paradoxes.
A comparable range of species and preferred habitats is observed among the South Asian turtles.
At a comparable range of QF and Vup, the pre-settled POME yielded slightly better reactor performance in terms of COD removal, bicarbonate alkalinity and methane yield.
To this day, no other psychiatric hospital or university department of psychiatry contains a comparable range of basic laboratory, brain imaging, and clinical research facilities dedicated to the study of major brain disorders.
Smith and Hume's descendants note in respect of Scotland that no other small European country has produced a comparable range of philosophical thought.
This was not due to a higher frequency of tetramer+CD8+ T cells in virus‐specific CD8+ T‐cell lines, since these frequencies were in a comparable range to those of TAA‐specific CD8+ T‐cell lines.
These values are in a comparable range to the reported yield of these proteins in the recent literature [ 21].
Microbial biomass was affected by NM-300K in a comparable range (EC10 of 1.0 mg/kg dry soil) after 28 days.
By and large, these hospitals provide a comparable range and quality of services.
The particle size distributions of the collected aerosols measured by SEM were in a comparable range as the initial sizes of the ENPs in suspension as determined using the BET method (xBET) (ESM Table S4).
