The phrase "a limitless range of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an extensive variety or an infinite selection of something.
Example: "The new software offers a limitless range of features that cater to all user needs."
Alternatives: "an endless array of" or "a vast selection of".
For a start, the "behaviour" he refers to can and does entail a limitless range of possibilities, so it's hardly a reductive summary.
-=-=-= Gene sperformedfirst performed by Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer in 1973, allowed seed companies to offer a limitless range of products.
Cell biologists must also be clever, ready to develop and apply novel approaches to a limitless range of problems as they emerge.
Gene splicing, first performed by Stanley Cohen and Herbert Boyer in 1973, allowed seed companies to offer a limitless range of products.
Opponents derided a convention as little more than an expensive boondoggle for politicians, and likened it to a dangerous roll of the dice that could open the door to a limitless range of ill-advised constitutional changes.
It's amazing how a few circles, squares, and triangles can be assembled into a limitless range of scenes, creatures and machines.
The writer has foreknowledge of what she is writing, while there is a limitless range to reader preconceptions, so the reader sets out without knowing what is important in a rambling 14-page introduction.
As we have discussed, the theory of mixed embeddedness has a very broad perspective, covering a potentially limitless range of social, economic and institutional factors.
Imagine you were asked to tell a Martian absolutely everything you know: mammals give live birth; the sun rises in the east and sets in the west; Paris is the capital of France; Great Expectations was written by Charles Dickens, seven times four equals 28 … anyone with a healthy, intact memory can recall a nearly limitless range of experiences, places and facts learned.
Isolates of T. cruzi (generally referred to as "strains") appear to show a near limitless range of variation in important biological characteristics, among these, the numbers of parasites in the blood and tissues of various hosts, the focus and location of inflammation and thus the morbidity and mortality in these hosts, and susceptibility of these isolates to anti- T. cruzi drugs.
Fishes exhibit an almost limitless range of colours.
