The phrase "a corresponding range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a set of items, values, or options that relate to or match another set in some way.
Example: "The study revealed a corresponding range of responses from participants, indicating varying levels of satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an equivalent range of" or "a related range of".
The predicted formation time is ( {T}_{mathrm{H}2}=18/{sigma}_{mathrm{c}}^{3/4} ) min, with a corresponding range of 3.2 → 0.6 min.
According to this study, the wide variations in the polymer's elastic modulus resulted in a corresponding range of stent resistance to applied pressure, with weaker materials prone to collapse under lower pressure.
I think always go into a Harmony Korine movie with a certain set of expectations, and a corresponding range of expectations as to how those original expectations will be totally thrown off.
When one varies the initial temperature T0 of a given territory and applies a given range of laser powers, which generate a corresponding range of slopes α, the relative proportions of responses triggered by Aδ- and C-fibers vary.
3 The wide ecological radiation and a corresponding range of behavioral and neural adaptations within the order Chiroptera offers excellent possibilities to test empirically evolutionary adaptations predicted by findings from other species.
Simply by noting whether a PUFF simulation unfolds at the target velocity or at an impeded rate or not all, we can calculate a corresponding range of forces, where the range of forces from PUFF agree well with the force-clamp AFM experiments for titin.
This gain reduced for higher SNRs where errors tended to a minimum floor of of 0.04 T c, a corresponding range error of around 3 m in WCDMA.
The table also includes the number of samples that contained each genus, the average contribution of each genus to the total bacterial population in those samples as represented as a percentage, the corresponding range of percentages, and the corresponding standard deviations.
Table 2 lists all steady states A, B, and C and corresponding ranges of E and T. Linearisation shows that the first steady state and the third steady state are always a saddle node and the second steady state is either an unstable node or an unstable focus.
