The phrase "a height range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when specifying the minimum and maximum heights for a particular object, group, or measurement.
Example: "The roller coaster has a height range of 54 to 78 inches for riders."
Alternatives: "a range of heights" or "height specifications of".
Brimacombe and Keller have reported the successful use of a size 4 ProSeal LMA in patients within a height range of 150 193 cm and weight rang of 40 115 kg [ 2].
This entire series occurs in a height range of about 5,000 kilometres.
Nanopillars with a diameter of 35 nm and a height range of 60 280 nm were created on top of a PMMA waveguide film by oxygen plasma etching.
From the diffusion coefficient the relative temperature fluctuations, TMU, were derived in a height range of 75 – 100 km, with a time resolution of 12 hour.
With a resolution of 1 Hz, and a height range of 10 100 m, the database is most suitable for describing the wind structure of the maritime boundary layer (MBL) with relevance for offshore compliant floating structures.
We set the 3D model domain of area 5 × 5 km with 50 × 50 grid points, and a height range of 50 to 58 km with 80 levels.
This may suggest a less fine tuned host manipulation in Brazil, potentially as a consequence of a wider height range of appropriate growth conditions.
It could look at a swimmer's height and guess whether that particular height lies within the height range of speedy swimmers, yes or no.
Almost no enhancement is seen outside the three middle height gates, corresponding to an altitude range of 14 km.
This varies with height (see Fig. 8), and so in this sense, the experiment is optimized for a particular height or range of heights.
Widely used engineering guidelines imply that a significant fraction of the dynamic pressure of the avalanche impacts the obstacle simultaneously over a substantial part of the full height range corresponding to the run-up of the avalanche.
