The phrase "a high pressure range" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to physics, engineering, or any field discussing pressure measurements or conditions.
Example: "The equipment is designed to operate efficiently within a high pressure range to ensure optimal performance."
Alternatives: "a high pressure level" or "an elevated pressure range".
The results indicate different failure processes in two pressure ranges, a low pressure range between about 0.1 and 7 MPa and a higher pressure range between about 7 and 138 MPa.
Therefore, it could be seen that the dropping of observed retention at a high-pressure range (18.0 to 20.0 bar) was similar.
Nevertheless, a decrease in elastic fibers and a relative increase of collagen in relation to elastin can result in increased stiffness that may become evident at a high-pressure range as was observed in our experiments.
Likewise, in high pressure range, increased biomass concentration produced a similar pattern between experimental runs 5 6 and 7 8.
A better description of lower mantle materials with laboratory experiments reaching the appropriate high pressure range as well as time-consuming ab initio quantum chemistry computations became possible.
We observed three phase transitions in the high pressure range explored.
Performing ion-molecule reactions in the high pressure range of the ion source prior to analysis in the ion cyclotron resonance (ICR) cell allows to maintain the ultra high vacuum in the cell which is crucial for high mass resolution measurements.
The author [ 22] recommends only high pressure range: 50 60 mmHg.
Under the influence of high pressure range (≥ 1,000 bar), high total soluble protein was released while low specific protein was detected, resulting in low selective product recovery.
Duerre and Ribi [ 43] concluded that a pressure range of 1,034 bar was sufficient for maximum cell disruption and speculated that degradation of protein can occur when cell disruption was performed at very high pressure range (≥1,734 bar).
