The phrase "a high frequency range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, radio waves, or any field where frequency is a relevant measurement.
Example: "The device is designed to operate within a high frequency range, making it suitable for advanced communication systems."
Alternatives: "a high-frequency spectrum" or "an elevated frequency range".
Simulation of ultrasonic guided waves in a beam-type structure with a bonded composite patch repair requires a proven modeling and analysis technique that can provide accurate dynamic solutions at a high frequency range.
As a result we noted that the parallel-branching structure greatly reduced the series resistance of the inductor at a high frequency range of GHz by suppressing current crowding and in turn enhanced the Q factor beyond the additional parasitic capacitance.
The simulation results show that the passive vibration isolation platform is particularly effective for the suppression of a high frequency range vibration for MWAs, and the intelligent platform using velocity feedback control effectively attenuates the dynamic amplification of amplitude at resonance for RWAs.
Measurements of the impedance of the cells Pt/HAA/Pt and C/HAA/C were carried out at temperatures between −80 and 40°C in a high frequency range by a Hewlett Packard instrument and in a low frequency range by a Zahner-elektrik instrument.
This means that even in a high frequency range EHVR would be a function of the deep basin structure, not only a function of shallower sediments above the engineering bedrock.
However, it is notable that human PTP F0 relationships reported by Solomon et al. [63] and Titze [62], [68], which were examined in high frequency ranges, indicate that some subjects appear to have a concave PTP F0 curve at a high frequency range, thereby being consistent with the current result (see Fig. 10).
Behavioral disorders such as delirium and agitation in the critically ill occur with a high frequency, ranging from 15%to80%0% of patients, and have been associated with increased morbidity and risk of mortality [ 7- 13].
In cotton, semigamy was first observed by Turcotte and Feaster [ 5] through recovery of a doubled haploid mutant 57-4 from a commercial non-semigametic Pima S-1, which produced haploids at a high frequency, ranging from 25 to 61% when self pollinated.
Adapters and access points using 802.11a radios operate in a higher frequency range (5 gigahertz versus 802.11b's 2.4-gigahertz range) and transmit information at speeds of up to 54 Mbps.
Although only limited experimental data are available, it appears certain that, in general, fishes with the accessory mechanisms described above have greater sensitivity and a higher frequency range than do those lacking such mechanisms; while upper frequency limits are about 1,000 hertz for many fishes, they are about 3,000 hertz for the Ostariophysi and other specialized types.
In addition, this ability is spectrally transposed to a higher frequency range than that predicted from a single point, single component analysis.
